Titlebook: Cost-Based Oracle Fundamentals; Jonathan Lewis Book 2006 Jonathan Lewis 2006 Oracle.SQL.architecture.databases.design

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Book 2006s. You‘ve picked exactly the right columns, you‘ve got them in the ideal order, you‘ve computed statistics, you‘ve checked for null columns—and the optimizer flatly refuses to use your index unless you hint it. What could possibly be going wrong?..If you‘ve suffered the frustration of watching the o

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Stufen der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung,ion before the optimizer started to do any costing..On the positive side, though, the basic arithmetic is always the same. Cunning refinements, little tweaks, new features, and dirty tricks are thrown in to confuse the issue—but 95% of everything that the optimizer does can be described and explained reasonably accurately in just a few chapters.

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Stufen der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung,ardinality) when the predicates involve columns containing data sets that are not independent of each other..Queries involving in-lists display some idiosyncratic behavior. The treatment of “in” and “not in” are self-consistent (and wrong) in 8.. The treatment of “in” is corrected in 9. and 10., but

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Martin J. Beckmann,Peter Schönfeldowing that the real functionality of the index relies on a subset of the columns. If necessary, build the reduced index on the backup data set, generate the correct clustering_factor, and transfer it to the production index..Adjusting the clustering_factor really isn’t hacking or cheating; it is sim

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