Submitted by dave on Sun, 10/22/2006 - 22:04
If you have a lot of LOB data to move around with Oracle import/export utilities this might help you out. The default for the COMMIT parameter is No.
COMMIT=N : For tables that have a LOB column, commit is performed after loading each table
This is much faster but be aware that you will use more Rollback space since each table will be committed in one large transaction.
COMMIT=Y : For tables that have a LOB column, commit is performed after each row (slow!, much overhead added because so many transactions are used to import the data)
Submitted by dave on Thu, 08/10/2006 - 16:29
Tired of updating scripts by searching and replacing until your fingers fall off? Have a SQL statement you have to run against every table in your schema?
Next to Regular Expressions, this is one of the most useful tools in my arsenal.
Common uses for this are to write SQL statements that can work from a list of objects in the database:
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