The amount of memory (Virtual) that is used is proportional to the size of
PL/SQL table.
There is no solution for this b/c it's perfectly normal except that the
amount of used memory is huge in comparison to the maximum amount of data in
the table which could be a memory leak.
You could estimate the size of data inserted into this PL/SQL table.
If it's correct then the design should change to using global (or even
regular) temporary tables or change the logic to use cursors
that will split your job.
Regards,
Waleed
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Hi all,
I have a procedure that seems to be bringing my server to it's
knees.
Winnt, Oracle 817 (Pipe down Ross:))
Anyway, what happens is a pl/sql table is placed into memory and then later
on it will be written to the disk. However, by the time the process is
about to get to the writing part the machine is dead. The Oracle.exe
process is well over 700MBs and the Virtual Memory is over a gig and a
half!! Is there anyway for me to limit this, I tried using the registry
entry ORA_WORKINGSETMAX, however that doesn't seem to work. Has anyone used
this setting? Are you just supposed to put a number in the entry? I put
600 but nothing happens. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Kevin Kostyszyn
DBA
Dulcian, Inc
www.dulcian.com
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