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Thanks for all suggestions. We are really thinking of the second option of creating a temp table and inserting records into it which we dont want to delete and truncate the original table and do the insert again.
I tried with the PL/SQL procedure that I mentioned earliar, it really worked well. We could reduse the delete time from 1.5 hrs to 12 mins. That was incredial gain in the performance.
Pl let me know if anybody has any more suggestions.
Thanks once again.
Rajesh
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