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... 90accountingdata,perhapswithaDEBITandCREDITtable.Onthedebitside,wehavealloftheextentsallocatedtoobjects.Onthecreditside,wehaveallofthefreeextentsavailableforuse.Whenanobjectneededanotherextent,itwouldaskthesystemtoget one. Oraclewouldthengotoitsdatadictionarytables,runsomequeries,findthespace(ornot),andthenupdatearowin one table(orremoveitalltogether),andinsertarowintoanother.Oraclemanagedspaceinverymuchthesamewayyouwillwriteyourapplicationsbymodifyingdata,andmovingitaround.ThisSQL,executedonyourbehalfinthebackgroundtogettheadditionalspace,isreferredtoasrecursiveSQL.YourSQLINSERTstatementcausedotherrecursiveSQLtobeexecutedtogetmorespace.ThisrecursiveSQLcouldbequiteexpensive,ifitisdonefrequently.Suchupdatestothedatadictionarymustbeserialized;theycannotbedonesimultaneously.Theyaresomethingtobeavoided.InearlierreleasesofOracle,wewouldseethisspacemanagementissue,thisrecursiveSQLoverhead,mostoftenoccurredintemporarytablespaces(thisisbeforetheintroductionofʹrealʹtemporarytablespaces).Spacewouldfrequentlybeallocated(wehavetodeletefrom one dictionarytableandinsertintoanother)andde‐allocated(puttherowswejustmovedbackwheretheywereinitially).Theseoperationswouldtendtoserialize,dramaticallydecreasingconcurrency,andincreasingwaittimes.Inversion7.3,Oracleintroducedtheconceptofatemporarytablespacetohelpalleviatethisissue.Atemporarytablespacewas one inwhichyoucouldcreatenopermanentobjectsofyourown.Thiswasfundamentallytheonlydifference;thespacewasstillmanagedinthedatadictionarytables.However,onceanextentwasallocatedinatemporarytablespace,thesystemwouldholdontoit(wouldnotgivethespaceback).Thenexttimesomeonerequestedspaceinthetemporarytablespaceforanypurpose,Oraclewouldlookforanalreadyallocatedextentinitsmemorysetofallocatedextents.Ifitfound one there,itwouldsimplyreuseit,elseitwouldallocate one theoldfashionedway.Inthisfashion,oncethedatabasehadbeenupandrunningforawhile,thetemporarysegmentwouldappearfullbutwouldactuallyjustbeʹallocatedʹ.Thefreeextentswereallthere;theywerejustbeingmanageddifferently.Whensomeoneneededtemporaryspace,Oraclewouldjustlookforthatspaceinanin‐memorydatastructure,insteadofexecutingexpensive,recursiveSQL.InOracle8.1.5andlater,Oraclegoesastepfurtherinreducingthisspacemanagementoverhead.Theyintroducedtheconceptofalocallymanagedtablespaceasopposedtoadictionarymanaged one. Thiseffectivelydoesforalltablespaces,whatOracle7.3didfortemporarytablespaces‐itremovestheneedtousethedatadictionarytomanagespaceinatablespace.Withalocallymanagedtablespace,abitmapstoredineachdatafileisusedtomanagetheextents.Now,togetanextentallthesystemneedstodoissetabitto1inthebitmap.Tofreespace‐setitbackto0.Comparedtousingdictionary‐managedtablespaces,thisisincrediblyfast.Wenolongerserializeforalongrunningoperationatthedatabaselevelforspacerequestsacrossalltablespaces.Rather,weserializeattheExpert one- on -one Oracle 3ContentIntroduction 18 WhatthisBookisAbout 18 WhoShouldUsethisBook? 19 HowThisBookisStructured ... 41Attheendoftheweekthedevelopers,whohadbeeninsulatedfromthedatabase,wereamazedatwhatthedatabasecouldactuallyprovideforthem,howeasyitwastogetthatinformationand,mostimportantly,howbigadifferenceitcouldmaketotheperformanceoftheirapplication.Wedidnʹtdothebenchmarkthatweek(theyhadsomereworkingtodo!)butintheendtheyweresuccessful‐justbehindschedulebyacoupleofweeks.ThisisnotacriticismoftoolsortechnologieslikeEJBsandcontainermanagedpersistence.Thisisacriticismofpurposelyremainingignorantofthedatabaseandhowitworksandhowtouseit.Thetechnologiesusedinthiscaseworkedwell‐afterthedevelopersgotsomeinsightintothedatabaseitself.Thebottomlineisthatthedatabaseistypicallythecornerstoneofyourapplication.Ifitdoesnotworkwell,nothingelsereallymatters.Ifyouhaveablackboxanditdoesnotworkwell‐whatareyougoingtodoaboutit?Abouttheonlythingyoucandoislookatitandwonderwhyitisnotdoingsowell.Youcannotfixit,youcannottuneit,youquitesimplydonotunderstandhowitworks‐andyoumadethedecisiontobeinthisposition.ThealternativeistheapproachthatIadvocate:understandyourdatabase,knowhowitworks,knowwhatitcandoforyou,anduseittoitsfullestpotential.How(andhownot)toDevelopDatabaseApplicationsThatʹsenoughhypothesizing,fornowatleast.Intheremainderofthischapter,Iwilltakeamoreempiricalapproach,discussingwhyknowledgeofthedatabaseanditsworkingswilldefinitelygoalongwaytowardsasuccessfulimplementation(withouthavingtowritetheapplicationtwice!).Someproblemsaresimpletofixaslongasyouunderstandhowtofindthem.Othersrequiredrasticrewrites. 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... you need to get out quickly before you bet a lot of money in the pot. If you thinkyou are going to win, you want to drag the betting out as long as possible to get as much money in thepot as ... leaves it alone. This prevents all of these memory-related bugs.Large Talent PoolIt’s hard to find reliable data about the number of developers currently using Visual Basic. At one time,Microsoft ... 12Expert One- on -One ™Visual Basic®2005 Design and Development01_053416 ffirs.qxd 1/2/07 6:25 PM Page iThis approach works particularly well with iterative approaches where everyone expects...