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I am working on HTML report which has approximately >30000 records with about 15-20 columns. Issue I am facing is that HOLD file itself is taking about 2 to 3 minutes to be created. Currently I am using a ref cursor from oracle package to populate HOLD file.
Is there any way that I can avoid using the HOLD File and generate the report?This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
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Handling a hold file of about 30.000 records is not that much and will not be the cause of the delay. In this case I suspect that the delay is within the dbms, which is taking it's time to produce the records. And I would certainly not advise to display an html report of that size. IE will take a *very* long time rendering the report. Firefox may be faster, but still ... For these kinds of reports I would look into the webviewer, or any other alternate way of presenting.
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Originally posted by Anmol: Currently I am using a ref cursor from oracle package to populate HOLD file.
I don't know Oracle but in my experience with MSSQL the use of cursors REALLY slows things down. Perhaps there is a better method to get the result set you are looking for?
Again, I don't know Oracle but I found that I had to work with the "SET CURSORS" and "SET TRANSACTIONS" statements to improve performance.
DanThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Dan Pinault,
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