MSC_OPERATION_COMPONENTS Has Been Rapidly Bloated in R12 Only
(Doc ID 2109919.1)
Last updated on NOVEMBER 20, 2020
Applies to:
Oracle Advanced Supply Chain Planning - Version 12.1.3 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
In R12 ASCP environment, the data amount of MSC_OPERATION_COMPONENTS has been rapidly bloated. It does not occur in R11i.
Example - MSC_OPERATION_COMPONENTS Size:
Environment | Segment Size | Expected Size |
R12#1 | 100MB | 0.8MB |
R12#2 | 1803MB | 4MB |
R11i | 197MB | 165MB |
#Calculation method
Segment Size = dba_segments.BYTES
Expected Size = dba_tables.NUM_ROWS*AVG_ROW_LEN
It seems that when inserting to MSC_OPERATION_COMPONENTS in ODS load, the /*+ append */ hint has been used in R12(MSCLRTGB.pls MSC_CL_ROUTING_ODS_LOAD).
On the other hand, in R11i , it is not in use. It is a conventional Insert for MSC_OPERATION_COMPONENTS only.
However, according to following mentions, Direct-load INSERT requires more space than conventional path INSERT.
21.Direct-Load INSERT > Space Considerations
Direct-load INSERT requires more space than conventional path INSERT, because
direct-load INSERT ignores existing space in the free lists of the segment.
For parallel direct-load INSERT into nonpartitioned tables, free blocks below
the high water mark of the table segment are also ignored. Additional space
requirements must be considered before using direct-load INSERT.
Therefore, it needs to modify the cause of this rapid bloated in R12.
If the cause is the Direct-load INSERT, it has requested to add to the option to not to use it.
Solution
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