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Hello,I have a requirement to update 2 columns (A, B) in a arbitrarily (very, very) large table. The values that needs to be updated relies on values from another table and must be consistent with the values from the other table. Since the values in A differ from B, currently, i have to do 2 updates to the table for each record in the cursor. This is obviously inefficient. It can take longer than 12 hours to complete (and has been confirmed as such). There surely must be some way to improve the process. All my reading and trawling the web seems to point to using FETCH, BULK COLLECT and LIMIT etc. Is this the way to go? Can you please perhaps furnish an example?
See the code example below:
declare CURSOR tran IS SELECT oid, user_account_number FROM user_account001; BEGIN FOR t IN tran LOOP UPDATE transaction001 SET payer_account_number = t.user_account_number WHERE payer_account_oid = t.oid; UPDATE transaction001 SET payee_account_number = t.user_account_number WHERE payee_account_oid = t.oid; END LOOP; END;
Thanks!
and we said...
why is this anything more than:begin merge into transaction001 t using user_account001 ua on ( t.payer_account_oid = ua.oid ) when matched then update set payer_account_number = ua.user_account_number; merge into transaction001 t using user_account001 ua on ( t.payee_account_oid = ua.oid ) when matched then update set payee_account_number = ua.user_account_number; end;
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