Hi,

I have a PL/SQL function, which returns a cursor of 1100 rows. In TOAD this takes 895ms, if i implement this in DBI with DBD::Oracle it takes 42 seconds. Would there be any particular reason for this or is it just the DBI implementation?

Here is my code:

$sth_dipp = $dbh_ideas->prepare(q{DECLARE dipp PacProject.dipp_project
+_cur; BEGIN pacproject.get_dipp_projects(:dipp); END;});
$sth_dipp->bind_param_inout(":dipp",\$s_dipp_proj,0,{ora_type => ORA_R
+SET});
$sth_dipp->execute;



while (@projects=$s_dipp_proj->fetchrow_array){
    $name = $projects[1];
    $code = $projects[2];
    $RA = $projects[4];
    $manager = $projects[7];
    if (defined($manager) && defined($name) && defined($code) && defin
+ed($RA)){
        $csv = $csv . "$name,$code,$RA,\"$manager\"\n";
    }else{
        if (not defined($name)){$name="Unknown";}
        if (not defined($code)){$code="Unknown";}
        if (not defined($RA)){$RA="Unknown";}
        if (not defined($manager)){$manager="Unknown";}
        $csv = $csv . "$name,$code,$RA,\"$manager\"\n";
    }
}

print $csv;

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TIA

Joe

In reply to Query takes 895ms in TOAD but 42s in DBI by joec_

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