Use JDBC-bind variables for DIH to improve performance with oracle db

I just reduced the time for my full-import (solr 6.0.1) on an oracle-database for 1.4mio documents from 36 hours to 5 hours by setting the oracle session-parameter "CURSOR_SHARING=FORCE".
Here I found one with the same problem:
http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Optimizing-Dataimport-from-Oracle-cursor-sharing-changing-oracle-session-parameters-td4350601.html

I have 1.4 mio documents and for every document i need 12 queries to collect sub-information for the actual document.
This makes about 17mio sql-Statements to oracle for a full-import.

As DIH doesn't use bind-variables (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28765/addfunc.htm#TDPJD210), every select looks "different" for oracle and a full parse (analyze statement, get optimal query-plan,..) has to be done 17mio times.

By setting the session parameter "CURSOR_SHARING=FORCE", which can be done in an on_logon_trigger, oracle replaces all literals ins SQL with bind-variables and then can skip the hard-parse.

This reduced my full-import-time from 36 hours to 5 hours. (With this you get only 13 different sql-statements compared to 17mio different statements before.

As oracle states, that setting the CURSOR_SHARING=FORCE is only a workaround, it would be fine when DIH would use bind-variables for the variables.

Charly