It sounds like the triggers / procedures may have different logic depending
on the row being updated. Or possibly the same logic results in a large
number of rows being queried / modified by one of the procedures.
Have you looked at the trigger and procedures to understand what they are
doing? There may be opportunities to tune them. Perhaps you could trace
the session to see what is happening, but it might be easier to look at the
code.
Regards,
Mark.
"Basavaraja, Ravindra"
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I have an update statement executed by a procedure.This update statements
fires a trigger which has a set of update statements
and also executes 2 procedures.
If i execute the parent update statement which will affect a single row
from a table which has significantly less number of rows.This statement
sometimes is executed very fast and sometimes it takes upto 50 seconds.Does
this slowness got to do anything with the triggers that
get fired automatically .For me this update is a single piece of
transaction.Why do i see the delay in this update statements.
Thanks
Ravindra
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