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    PROCEDURE Flush_It

    Hi Guys...

    I am running Oracle 9i on Solaris.

    I am interested in deploying the procedure Flush_IT on my test environment and later production. I attached the procedure with the changes that I made.

    But am experiencing few issues with the procedure:

    First the table SQL_SUMMARY was a problem I replaced it with STATS$SQL_SUMMARY.

    That looked fine now am having the issue with table or view dba_running_stats.

    The table or view does not exist.

    If there is anyone who implemented the scripts I will appreciate the help....

    Thanks
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    what issue are you having?
    and why are you flushing the shared pool like this - seems like a bad thing to do

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    Thanks davey23uk for the reply...

    I am experiencing a lot of:

    ORA-04031: unable to allocate 4096 bytes of shared memory ("shared pool","DECLARE job BINARY_INTEGER :...","PL/SQL MPCODE","BAMIMA: Bam Buffer")...

    This becomes a nightmare for my environment...

    I decided to implement this and run it at adhoc basis...

    Now when I compile the procedure as system or user with dba role.

    The user can't find the table or view dba_running_stats.

    Thanks

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    I would side with Dave and look into fixing the issue rather than making flush shared_pool a feature of my system.

    Are you pinning your large, most used packages/procs?
    Are you certain you are using bind variables when possible on offending code?
    Is there any chance shared_pool is under allocated and a larger one is needed?
    Pablo (Paul) Berzukov

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