Regarding #2, you also need to be aware of how parameters interact with
each other. For example in non-direct loads, ROWS and BINDSIZE work
hand-in-hand. Increasing one but not the other (or not enough) will
bottleneck and it will use a smaller array to load.
Stephen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/30/03
I was talking to some colleagues and they did the following tests. I was wondering if
anyone else had similiar results or maybe they just didnt do it properly.
They are using standard SQLLOADER. No direct path inserts and doing some SQL data
manipulation of the files. They found the following:
On Friday 30 May 2003 12:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. SQLLOADER with the SQL manipulation is much slower than
Direct Path SQLLOADER to a staging table, then insert,update, and delete to
the master table.
Sounds about right. It's been awhile since making heavy use
of SQL Loader, but DIRECT
