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For a single session, you can use a pl/sql table declared in a package.
For multiple sessions, you would have to write the data to an actual table.
Walter Dorninger <walter.dorninger_at_aon.at> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Im facing the problem that I need to cache some information in my PL/SQL
> Proc/Func. (when exiting the PL/SQL procedure/function the cache should
> still be there for the next call).
> Are there any methods for caching certain information using PL/SQL code
> (just to avoid expensive lookups between some independent PL/SQL calls).
>
> The only one I am aware of is to create a "cached" table in a temporary
> tablespace.
>
> Are there other solutions around?
>
> Walter Dorninger
> walter.dorninger_at_aon.at
>
>
Received on Thu Feb 21 2002 - 02:42:07 CST
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