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Just some more Oracle stuff. How to simplify the data historization? But, on the other hand, SQL offers standard functionality with exactly desired behaviour: Group By or Partitioning with analytic functions. Can it be used for this task? Does it make sense? And how would the ETL process look like? Can we further speed up the task using partition exchange and when does it make sense? I’ll look at this in the next few posts. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in Data Warehouse. In the first part.

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Just some more Oracle stuff. Tag Archives: statement restart. MERGE and ORA-30926 – Part 2 or differences in write consistency between update and merge. In the first part. We’ve seen how Oracle actually executes the Merge Statement three times if it hits ORA-30926. To understand what’s going on, we should refresh the concept behind so called “update restarts” sometimes also called “mini rollbacks”. This concept is very well explained by Tom Kyte: Part I. This entry was posted in MERGE. Diese Website verw...

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