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In this tutorial, Oracle ACE Director Steven Feuerstein demonstrates how to improve PL/SQL performance by 1, caching data in PL/SQL package-based Associate Array Collections (collection cache) and 2, using the Function Result Cache.
In this tutorial, Oracle ACE Director Steven Feuerstein demonstrates how to improve PL/SQL performance by 1, caching data in PL/SQL package-based Associate Array Collections (collection cache) and 2, using the Function Result Cache.
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