Here is the syntax: analyze index CUSTOMER_LASTNAME_IND validate structure; It populates the SYS.INDEX_STATS view only. The SYS.INDEX_STATS view can be accessed with the public synonym INDEX_STATS. The INDEX_STATS view will hold information for one index at a time: it will never contain more than one row. Therefore you need to query this view before you…
exp userid=cs file=gift_cert_07FEB07.dmp log=gift_cert_07FEB07.log compress=N grants=N tables=gift_certificate statistics=none query=”where dt_crtd >= to_date(’02-04-2007 10:00:00′,’MM-DD-YYYY HH24:MI:SS’)” /* WITH LOG */ imp userid=cs file=gift_cert_07FEB07.dmp log=gift_cert_07FEB07_imp.log ignore=Y grants=N fromuser=cs touser=cs statistics=none constraints=N buffer=10485760 commit=y indexes=N feedback=5000
When you create a composite B-tree index, you should consider the following. The most restrctive condition: The condition that returns the least number of rows. The column that is involved in this condition, should be the leading column of B-tree index. So for finding the candidate of composite index columns, column order should be.. (…
Oracle 10g Histogram ==================== Oracle uses two types of histograms for column statistics (1) height-balanced histograms (2) frequency histograms The type of histogram is stored in the HISTOGRAM column of the *TAB_COL_STATISTICS views (USER and DBA). This column can have values of HEIGHT BALANCED, FREQUENCY, or NONE. (1) Height-Balanced Histograms In a height-balanced histogram, the…
exp userid=cs file=zip_cutoff_01FEB07.dmp log=zip_cutoff_01FEB07.log compress=N grants=N tables=zip_cutoff statistics=none query=”where delivery_date >=trunc(sysdate)” imp userid=cs file=zip_cutoff_01FEB07.dmp log=zip_cutoff_01FEB07_imp.log ignore=Y grants=N fromuser=cs touser=cs statistics=none
for i in “`ls`” ; do print “$i” ; done;
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Log File Sync Event =================== Description When a user session commits (or rolls back), the sessions redo information needs to be flushed to the redo logfile. The user session will post the LGWR to write the log buffer to the redo log file. When the LGWR has finished that it will post the user session….
set lines 150 pages 2000 accept v_sqlid prompt ‘Enter SQL_ID : ‘ select * from table(dbms_xplan.display_cursor(‘&v_sqlid’, 0));
set lines 150 pages 2000 accept v_sqlid prompt ‘Enter SQL_ID : ‘ select * from table(dbms_xplan.display_cursor(‘&v_sqlid’, 0));
