Batch Updates Using Oracle

Hi,
We are currently having problems saving data using Weblogic 6.1 sp1 and Oracle
8.1.6. we are using Weblogic JDBC Drivers for Oracle. The data we are saving is to
the extent of 25-50,00 records. When we are trying to this we are getting transaction
timeout errors since this saver process is taking more than 30 seconds which is out
rimeout limit.
Can we do this using Batch updates?? Any code snippets or pointers will be grealty
appreciated.
Thank YOu,
Sanjeev

Can you be more specific?
- What do you want to do exactly?
- What are your OS and Reports versions?
At first, it sounds a bit strange to use Reports for batch updates. A pl/sql procedure may be more suitable.
You can schedule a report in several ways, e.g. via CRON on Unix (see RWRUN command in the 9iDS Help)).
You can do the same via the database using the SRW package (see http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/html/A92102_01/pbr_evnt.htm#1005558 )
You can use the Reports Queue Manager.

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