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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Multiple SQLPLUS background processes not working properly Post 302251780 by rawat_me01 on Tuesday 28th of October 2008 03:09:29 AM
Old 10-28-2008
Multiple SQLPLUS background processes not working properly

Hi All,
I am running 25 background process from a Unix shell script which calls a single Oracle procedure with different paramenters each time.
These 25 process creates 25 different files.
When i run these 25 Background SQLPLUS processes, few files are not created completly but if i run 25 processes one-by-one then all 25 files are created properly with data.

My Doubt is :
1) Is there any restriction on number of SQLPLUS Background processes to run from script?
2) Are they affected by file size as size of files is in around 45K Bytes?

For info i am not using any Global temporary table for creating files.

Thanks
 

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