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Test Case for Inserting Multiple (2.3 Million rows in 26 Seconds)

Posted on 29-Sep-2005 By Admin No Comments on Test Case for Inserting Multiple (2.3 Million rows in 26 Seconds)

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Test case On 29-SEP-2005

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Original Statement:

INSERT INTO pvm

SELECT *

FROM pvm1;

Source table : pvm1 has 2.3 million rows. If statement executes normally it will take long time to execute. So i modified following statement and 2.3 Million rows processed in Approx 30 seconds.

10:39:11 CIF@CIF:-> set feedback 1

10:39:11 CIF@CIF:-> INSERT /*+ append parallel (pvm, 4) */ INTO pvm

10:39:19 2 SELECT /*+ parallel (CIF_CUSTOMER_SYSTEM_ID_XREF, 4) */ *

FROM pvm1 ;10:39:19 3

2349912 rows created.

Elapsed: 00:00:25.51

10:39:51 CIF@CIF:->

10:39:51 CIF@CIF:-> 10:39:51 CIF@CIF:-> 10:39:51 CIF@CIF:-> select count(*) from pvm;

select count(*) from pvm

*

ERROR at line 1:

ORA-12838: cannot read/modify an object after modifying it in parallel

Elapsed: 00:00:00.00

10:40:48 CIF@CIF:-> commit;

Commit complete.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.02

10:40:59 CIF@CIF:-> select count(*) from pvm;

COUNT(*)

———

2349912

1 row selected.

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