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    How to find how many rows are inserted

    Hi, I am inserting rows into table using " Insert into .....select * from table".
    How do I know how many rows are inserted when still the insert statement is running.
    I appriciate your help
    Thanks

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    One way is:
    Use PL/SQL with BULK COLLECTION option.
    You come to know how many rows inserted by using dbms_output.put_line in a FORALL loop.

    Tamil

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    dbms_output.putline() within FORALL loop will not display the output during insertion, it will show at the end of insertions, which is same as with insert into .. select *

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    Why does it matter that you know how many rows have been inserted while the insert is taking place?

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    Re: How to find how many rows are inserted

    Originally posted by prince_jr
    Hi, I am inserting rows into table using " Insert into .....select * from table".
    How do I know how many rows are inserted when still the insert statement is running.
    I appriciate your help
    Thanks
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    Re: Re: How to find how many rows are inserted

    Originally posted by abhaysk
    V$Sqlarea
    ?????
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    The rows_processed column value in v$sqlarea is posted after insert operation completes its entire work.
    This may not help to figure out how many rows are inserted so far when the sql is running.

    Tamil

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    You might get something useful from V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
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    Originally posted by slimdave
    You might get something useful from V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
    Excellent...
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    Originally posted by slimdave
    You might get something useful from V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
    Yes, here is how:

    Assume that before you start the "INSERT INTO TABLE SELECT ..." statement you check the number of rows you are supposed to insert, say 21411 (you run first select count(*) from table).

    select round(SOFAR*21411/TOTALWORK)
    from V$SESSION_LONGOPS
    where username = 'SCOTT' and TIME_REMAINING > 0
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