|
|
Posted by Geoff Muldoon on 10/05/06 05:03
Hi all,
Oracle 10g RAC on Linux, with an end-user interface via Apache/PHP/AdoDB
on a separate Linux box.
I need to create a PHP web interface to allow an end-user to run a PL/SQL
stored proc that will do a force refresh of a series of materialized views
following the loading (through another PHP interface) of additional flat
file data into the underlying tables. I want to allow multiple data
uploads and then do a single refresh, so I won't be able to use fast
refresh or other internal database trigger mechanisms.
My real problem is that the time taken to execute the stored proc is
likely to considerably exceed the max script execution time for PHP, and I
don't want the end-user interface to just sit there bubbling away waiting
for the Oracle processes to return a response anyway.
I am considering creating a "master" PL/SQL stored procedure which would
use the Oracle DBMS_SCHEDULER package to run a nearly-immediate job as a
"background" (to the PHP interface) process.
Is this the way to go, or are there other better solutions that I am
overlooking?
TIA
Geoff M
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|