Do you mind describing "shared SQL"?
It's mostly like the shared SQL known from Oracle: a cache for SQL statements shared by all sessions.
Performance should be better because: - parsing can be omitted for all but the first session - memory requirements of the kernel should be less because of the sharing
This is useful mostly for the scenario 'application server', where many sessions all execute the same application and therefor the same SQL.
Daniel Dittmar
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