Re: Pro*C/Cobol pgm file sizes under 6.0.34
Date: 3 Feb 93 00:49:02 GMT
Message-ID: <1993Feb3.004902.10269_at_cmutual.com.au>
In article <1993Jan28.053821.3749_at_cnw01.storesys.coles.oz.au>,
andrew_at_cnw01.storesys.coles.oz.au (Andrew May) writes:
> After we upgraded to Oracle 6.0.34 from 6.0.31 on our NCR system 3000 Unix
> port, we noticed that the file size of the executables of Pro*C/Cobol had
> increased dramatically. e.g. The Table Structure Analyser program (Pro*C)
> was linked under both releases viz:
>
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 oracle dba 259180 Aug 11 08:45 tsa (under 6.0.31)
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 andrew dba 534012 Nov 26 11:54 tsa (under 6.0.34)
>
>
> I logged a TAR with Oracle in October last, but local support said it was
> because there is more functionality in 6.0.34. I did not accept that of
> course.
>
> I asked one of the Oracle product Directors in December and he thought it
> might be because of a change to a default in linking. He never got back to
> us
> on that.
>
> I would have thought this was a simple question, but my TAR has been logged
> with
> Oracle for 3 months now. Can anybody shed some light on this "feature" of
> 6.0.34?
>
> Thanks,
> Andrew.
>
> --
> N. Andrew May Oracle DBA.
> Phone : +61 3 829 5146 Fax: +61 3 829 6886
> Coles/Myer Ltd. E-mail: andrew_at_cnw01.storesys.coles.oz.au
> L1 M11, PO Box 480, Glen Iris 3146, Australia
I am not sure if that version of Oracle is implementing shared libraries (Dynamically Linked Libraries) or not but this is what I have found.
With Oracle 7 on most UNIX SVR4 the size of the program was enormous. It was
found that the Oracle developers wrote the port and there were some faults
with
the implemantation of shared libraries. They then had to revert back to
statically linked libraries to resolved it.
-- _____ ________ / ____ |Tony Jambu, Database Administrator /_ __ /_ __ / |Colonial Mutual Invest Mgmt Aust (ACN 004021809) /(_)/ ((_/ \_/(///(/_)/_( |EMAIL: TJambu_at_cmutual.com.au \_______/ |PHONE: +61-3-6418448 FAX: +61-3-6076198Received on Wed Feb 03 1993 - 01:49:02 CET