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Can't allocate memory

417261Aug 30 2004 — edited Aug 30 2004
Hello,

I have an question that not really concerne OWB but rather Oracle (adminstration).

This is an error that occurs after running a mapping (in mode SETBASED) that make a insert into a table of a lot of record an also make a lot of calculations for each records.

The solution is to turn the operating mode to ROWBASED and there is no more problem.

That cause the ORA-04030 error : out of process memory when trying to allocate 61464 bytes (koh-kghu sessi,peidxblds:num)

OK, so i remeber that I must change the operating mode, but when a set ROWBASED and a re-run the mapping, this error is still there and i can only run the mapping without problems after one day (+-).

My question is, why ORACLE will not run this mapping immediatly, how can I do to liberate the memory for this mapping?

Remember ORACLE also the name of the mapping? So that when a run the mapping it see that there was already a problem with it and say STOP?

Thanks you,

Sébastien.
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