I have trace this query and found many Executes and Fetches. How can i reduce them as the query is taking much time to execute.
SELECT B.BUS_UNIT , B.REG_NO , B.PT_CODE, B.MD_CODE, A.PT_REG_DATE
FROM A_PT_BILL_MASTER A , A_PT_ORDREG B
WHERE ( A.BUS_UNIT = B.BUS_UNIT
--AND ORD_DATE >= :P_DATE_FROM
AND A.REG_NO = B.REG_NO
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I have some trouble with a stored procedure I've created, when I run it in the server dedicated to developers it runs fine, and updates 100,000 record in 23 seconds, but when I run it in the production server it collapses and don't update anything. Here's my code.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE cdc_sp_comp_tablas_paudit IS
TYPE t_folio_log IS TABLE OF cdc_compara_consulta_paudit.nconencfolio%TYPE;
v_folio_log t_folio_log;
CURSOR c_folios_bd IS
SELECT a.nconencfolio
FROM cdc_compara_consulta_paudit a
, cdc_consulta_encabezado b
WHERE a.nconencfolio = b.nconencfolio
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I'm using Oracle 9g,
Please explain :
What is the difference between : User calls and executes in
AWR Load Profile :
User calls: 1,373.51 0.80
Executes: 8,558.06 4.98
As i understand , than User calls is : the number of DML (insert , update, Delete and Select ) cursor : parse,execute , fetch , and execute is ?
Why executes > User calls ?
Or may be one pl/sql package procedure may execute many SQL ? How to explain this ?
In one of my form , there is some code "next_record;" in the key-next-item trigger of one field.Here before going to next record, it is executing the WHEN-VALIDATE-TRIGGER of all the items in that record.Is it the default behavior of oracle forms?Can we override this?
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