Re: "sql*net message from client" hang

2010-08-09 Thread Michael Ludwig
Dan schrieb am 09.08.2010 um 18:04 (-0400): > Hello, > I just wanted to provide some closure on this "issue", we found out > that there was a PIX firewall between the Perl app server and the > Oracle database, and once we removed this, the problem did go away. Good to see the culprit revealed (a

Re: "sql*net message from client" hang

2010-08-09 Thread Dan
Hello, I just wanted to provide some closure on this "issue", we found out that there was a PIX firewall between the Perl app server and the Oracle database, and once we removed this, the problem did go away. The network guys were unable to find any reason why the firewall might be causing this

Re: DBI Prepared statement much slower than postgres command line execution.

2010-08-09 Thread Greg Sabino Mullane
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: RIPEMD160 > I'm writing a short script which, as part of its normal operation, > performs a SUM on values from a Postgresql database. When running the > summation query from the command line interface of Postgresql, it > looks like this: > > dev=> EXPLA

DBI Prepared statement much slower than postgres command line execution.

2010-08-09 Thread Erik
I'm writing a short script which, as part of its normal operation, performs a SUM on values from a Postgresql database. When running the summation query from the command line interface of Postgresql, it looks like this: dev=> EXPLAIN ANALYZE SELECT SUM(bytes) AS bytes FROM files,users,files_heade

Re: oracle multiple cursor sub query in different DBI versions

2010-08-09 Thread Charles Jardine
On 05/08/10 13:41, lokasu lokasu wrote: > Thank you for your reply. Indeed I meant any "table", sorry for the > confusion . > > I also get the expected results with: > > SELECT (2+3), cursor(select 2+3 from dual), cursor(select 2+3 from > dual) FROM dual where rownum < 10 > > 5 DBI::st=HASH(0x3