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put in a "between clause" in "where clause" on appropriate columns for a range scan.
Raj
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Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 8:14 AM
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I know you can hint a fast full scan. I have run into cases lately where depending on circumstances Oracle will use an index, but use a sub-optimal type of index scan with dramatic differences in performances.
This is on 9.2. Any hints for forcing an 'index range scan'. Anything stronger than a 'hint'. Something like 'do it because I said so'.
This only happens occasionaly, so Id just like to know if it exists for future reference.
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