• chandan_jha18 (11/7/2013)


    sqlnaive (11/7/2013)


    Interesting read. Gives the pretty much idea on what you can end up into if not consider the impact of the DML.

    Burned my hands with heavy deletes once, so always performed this operation in batches thereafter so that even if it had to rollback for whatever reason, it can do it fast enough plus doing it this way controls your CPU else delete operation is just nasty.

    Cheers!!

    Chandan

    I did not do the delete but yesterday I told them to run in batches and commit so that tis does not happen.

    I have had issues with other DML operations from other users.

    I was supposed to be on vacation.

    Maybe I will be able to relax today.

    Thanks.

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