not solve the problem of
> > async communications.
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> > Jared
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will not solve the problem of
> async communications.
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> Jared
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> You need dbms_job(s)
> Also make sure you have enough background job processes to handle the
> expec
communications.
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You need dbms_job(s)
Also make sure you have enough background job processes to handle the
expected maximum number of concurrent procedure calls.
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Waleed
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You need dbms_job(s)
Also make sure you have enough background job processes to handle the
expected maximum number of concurrent procedure calls.
Regards,
Waleed
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Advanced Queuing will do wh
Advanced Queuing will do what you need.
There are examples at otn.oracle.com
Jared
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