I was curious as to how many rows PL/SQL will fetch by default without a BULK COLLECT clause. For those of you that may not know, fetching multiple rows at a time can substantially reduce the run times of programs…
I was curious as to how many rows PL/SQL will fetch by default without a BULK COLLECT clause. For those of you that may not know, fetching multiple rows at a time can substantially reduce the run times of programs…