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We have a calculation that occurs at runtime for each request from our
subscriber website.
The calculation performs an algorithm based on 300 values which are each
the result of an SQL statement joining several files in a specific manner.
Each of the 300 iterations of the loop retrieves a different SQL statement
from a file and does an execute immediate.
But the job shows that there remain 300 separate files open for each file
used in the SQL join.
Is there an easy way to avoid this?
Peter
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