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    Pl/sql Procedure

    Hi Guys
    I am bit new to pl/sql programming. I am trying to write a procedure who will select data from onw table and insert into another. The other thing i want to do is commit after 50000 rows as table has 4 million rows in it.
    The table is invoice
    Name Null? Type
    ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------
    INVOICENUMBER NOT NULL VARCHAR2(15)
    INVOICEDATE NOT NULL DATE
    DUEDATE DATE
    INVOICEVALUEEXCLVAT NUMBER(10,2)
    INVOICEVALUEINCLVAT NUMBER(10,2)
    INVOICEVATDESC VARCHAR2(20)
    INVOICEVATVALUE NUMBER(10,2)
    ACCOUNTNUMBER NOT NULL VARCHAR2(15)
    TARIFFDESC VARCHAR2(20)
    MOBILENUMBER NOT NULL VARCHAR2(15)
    BUNDLEUSED VARCHAR2(8)
    BUNDLEAVAILABLE VARCHAR2(8)

    Thanks
    UKDBA

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    instead of PL/SQL have you considered insert /*+ APPEND */ ?

    generates small redo and small rollback if you disable the indexes, drawback is it starts to insert from segment HWM

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    refer to http://www.oracle-base.com/Articles/8i/BulkBinds8i.asp

    First try to write your own code, in case of any problem, post the error message for further assistance..

    HTH

    Sameer

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    By far the best solution would be to increase the size of your rollback segments to allow the insert of all the rows at once. Commiting part way through is asking for "snapshot too old" trouble.
    David Aldridge,
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