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  You may be able to get clues with what is happening by using the Task Manager and maybe understand.

  You will always figure out what happens if you use Process Explorer.

  Download Process Explorer, so you can see what is 'really' currently running on your system, especially behind these multiple svchosts see you in the Manager of tasks running.

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  http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/2567/ProcessExplorer.PNG

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  The problem is that this code takes about 24 hours to run, which is not accepted.
  
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  For your reference, the KPM_HR_ABSENT_RECORD table has about 3,75,000 files inside.
  
  Also, we have created a few clues about certain column as recommended by explaining the plans.
  
  
  
  Thanks in advance
  
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  with t as (select 'ABC' as nm, to_date('01-oct-08','dd-mon-yy') as dt, 1 as leaves from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('02-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('03-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('04-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('05-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('10-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                select 'ABC',to_date('18-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('19-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                 select 'ABC',to_date('20-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                select 'ABC',to_date('25-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                select 'ABC',to_date('26-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                select 'ABC',to_date('27-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual union all
                select 'ABC',to_date('28-oct-08','dd-mon-yy'), 1 from dual)
     -- end of sample data
  select nm, min(dt), max(dt), sum(leaves)
  from
  (
     select nm, dt, max(group_id) over(partition by nm order by dt) group_id
              , leaves
     from
     (
        select nm, dt, case when trunc(dt) - 1 != lag(trunc(dt),1,trunc(dt))
                                                                   over(partition by nm order by dt)
                             then rownum
                             end group_id
               , leaves
        from t
     )
  )
  group by nm, group_id
  order by 1,2;
  

  I hope this helps.

  @Blushadow, thanks a lot for the test data.

  Concerning

  REDA

  PS: For more information visit this link
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/oramag/Oracle/04-Mar/o24asktom.html

  and search this page for "Analytical to the rescue (again)".

  Published by: R.Subramanian on October 22, 2008 04:52
  Account function has changed function Sum

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