Hi there,
I'm running a PL/SQL script that is doing updates using a statement like this:
update t set
id = decode(id,a,b,id),
id1 = decode(id1,a,b,id1),
and so on.
This statement is being invoked within a forall statement so I'm avoiding the expensive SQL-PL/SQL context switch. Is there any other way to improve the performance of this update staetement?
Thanks in advance!
I'm running a PL/SQL script that is doing updates using a statement like this:
update t set
id = decode(id,a,b,id),
id1 = decode(id1,a,b,id1),
and so on.
This statement is being invoked within a forall statement so I'm avoiding the expensive SQL-PL/SQL context switch. Is there any other way to improve the performance of this update staetement?
Thanks in advance!