TheEXPLAIN planallows you to view what has been checked on each step of query execution, including optimization approaches Oracle SQL query optimizer used, the number of rows processed, indexes to speed up the query, the amount of time (in units) it is expected to take to run the query, ...
Performance Optimization with VisualAge C/C++ and FDPR (including an Oracle 10g Case Study)... 1 Introduction ...
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Brand tracking and performance optimization in the moment Two-thirds of new drug launches fail to meet company expectations.1By tracking your brand performance before and after launch, you can assess whether your organization is achieving the uptake and differentiation needed. We establish how various ...
For more information, see Section 5.1, "Installing OracleAS Discoverer in a multiple machine environment". The main factors that determine Discoverer's scalability are: the number of server CPUs the distribution of processing across CPUs the total server memory (both RAM and virtual memory) ...
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Rule-based Optimization (RBO) Obsolescence RBO as a functionality is no longer supported. RBO still exists in Oracle 10gRelease 1, but is an unsupported feature. No code changes have been made to RBO and no bug fixes are provided. Oracle supports only the query optimizer, and all applications...
You should continuously check on these statistics, ensuring their accuracy and relevance. Feel free to refine the process of how these metrics are gathered and presented, offering you customization and optimization opportunities. Oracle tuning isn’t just about addressing problems as they arise, but ...
For Oracle SQL Query Tuning you are welcome to use our free SQL Query Tuning Tool. Rules for SQL query optimization: 1. SQL Performance Tuning team recommends using COUNT(1) instead COUNT(*) for SQL query performance optimization. Example: --Do not use: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM master; --...
RULE The RULE hint explicitly chooses rule-based optimization for a statement block. This hint also causes the optimizer to ignore any other hints specified for the statement block. The RULE hint does not work any more in Oracle 10g. Hints for Access Paths FULL The FULL hint explicitly choos...