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  580988 wrote:

  Hello world

  I have performed below block in the SCOTT schema for the gap between the standard extraction and extraction block. I read that extraction is more standard fast recovery. How ever the results were opposed as shown below.

  Can someone suggest as to why it happened?

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  Well I run your code using Oracle 12 c and based on your query in your cursor may be the first time that it will be a little different but then I noticed your code and I wonder... WHY you BULK COLLECT within the loop?

  That's the whole point of the bulk to pick you up.  Get you ONCE... in 'bulk '.

  Here is your code changed on my db and my result set

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     TYPE owner_name_t IS TABLE OF all_objects.object_name%TYPE;
  
     owner_c         owner_name_t;
     object_name_c   owner_name_t;
     l_start         NUMBER;
     l_end           NUMBER;
  
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              ,object_name
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