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Hi
try this
alter system flush shared_pool;
hope this help.
good luck.
pradhan
chandrasekar_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:
> Hi all, I am performing a ORACLE benchmark on the time taken to retrive data
> from the database . To do that , I need to run a lot of select statements in
> a particular table which has 200 columns and 4000 rows with a record size of
> 20k.
>
> Since the tests need to be conducted for many times , I need to flush the
> selected value from the data base buffers to avoid cache hits . Is there a
> way to flush all the selected values from the database buffers without
> shutting down the database . Can checkpointing the database be an ideal
> solution to avoid cache hits . Please help ...............
>
> cheers & thankx in advance
> chandrasekar
>
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Received on Sun Feb 07 1999 - 18:30:14 CST
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