Hi...
how i can come to know about all x$ tables...
is there dictionary is there for it?
Please let me know.
Rgds,
Nirmal.
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Subject: Re: close_cached_open_cursors "error"
It is an underscored one.
Issue this query to look its value:
select ksppinm,ksppstvl
from x$ksppcv b,x$ksppi a
where a.indx=b.indx
and ksppinm like '%close_cached%';
Regards.
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> Hi Eva ,
> Closed_cache_open_cursors is a parameter in Oracle
> 7.3.4.x .This is
> obsolete in oracle 8.x
> If set in u r init.ora remove it.
> OR
> Some product is setting this at Alter
> system /Alter session
>
> HTH
>
> shreepad.
> This parameter controls whether cursors opened and
> cached in memory
> by PL/SQL are automatically closed at each COMMIT. A
> value of
> FALSE signifies that cursors opened by PL/SQL are
> held open so that
> subsequent executions need not open a new cursor. If
> PL/SQL cursors
> are reused frequently, setting the parameter to
> FALSE can cause
> subsequent executions to be faster.
> A value of TRUE causes open cursors to be closed at
> each COMMIT or
> ROLLBACK. The cursor can then be reopened as needed.
> If cursors are
> rarely reused, setting the parameter to TRUE frees
> memory used by the
> cursor when the cursor is no longer in use.
>
>
>
>
> Denham Eva
>
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> 21/11/01 22:26 Subject:
> close_cached_open_cursors "error"
> Please respond
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> to ORACLE-L
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>
>
> Hello Guru's
>
> I hope someone can shed light on this problem, more
> a nuisance really.
> The below Alter Session statement has been appearing
> in the *alrt.log file.
>
> ALTER SESSION SET close_cached_open_cursors
> specifies an obsolete parameter
> ALTER SESSION SET close_cached_open_cursors
> specifies an obsolete parameter
> ALTER SESSION SET close_cached_open_cursors
> specifies an obsolete parameter
> ALTER SESSION SET close_cached_open_cursors
> specifies an obsolete parameter
> ALTER SESSION SET close_cached_open_cursors
> specifies an obsolete parameter
>
> The system is a Compaq 8500R system, Win2K and
> Oracle 817.
> Does anyone have an idea of what this is as everyone
> I have approached here
> at my work claims not to be using it, I suspect a
> third party product.
>
> Absolutely any info will be appreciated.
>
> TIA
> Denham
>
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