Hintless alternative around BYPASS_UJVC

Hi,
please consider folowing situation:
staging table, indexed on partition.
in partition 0, there are ONLY update records for big_table.
big table has an index on the main key but I know there will be no violations.
so as to work around ORA-01779, I have used the hint BYPASS_UJVC.
This has proven to work flawlessly in the past - HOWEVER...
I now use a different approach and the ETL tool does not allow to use hints :S
so the question is...
how do we do a bulk update on big_table using ALL records in partition 0 of small_table,
without hints?
and as alternative to:
update /*+ BYPASS_UJVC */
select
nw.code_imei as a_n,
nw.time_utc as b_n,
nw.code_imsi as c_n,
nw.id_source as d_n,
nw.id_service_provider as e_n,
nw.id_customer_segment as f_n,
ol.code_imei as a_o,
ol.time_utc as b_o,
ol.code_imsi as c_o,
ol.id_source as d_o,
ol.id_service_provider as e_o,
ol.id_customer_segment as f_o
from
SGM$TA_F_IMEI_CHANGE ol,
SGM$TA_P_IMEI_CHANGE_CMP nw
where nw.ID_PARTITION = 0
and nw.code_msisdn = ol.code_msisdn
set
a_o = a_n,
b_o = b_n,
c_o = c_n,
d_o = d_n,
e_o = e_n,
f_o = f_n
THANK YOU....
(ps sql only...)

Arrggghhh, just lost the response I typed twice - edit window cleared when I hit an unspecified random hot key combination, and text vanished when I had to log in after clicking Post Message!
Are you on 10g? If so consider advanced query rewrite. Its dangerous if used improperly but could solve your problem by executing a different query when the query text you specify is encountered. It should work best with static query text, executing another query as a substition (sort of like DECODE using an entire query instead of a single value).
Aside from that I can't think of a way to avoid the bypass_ujvc hint except to find an entirely different way to perform the update.

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