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Synonyms have a sustantal impact on performance. Public synonyms are by far greater impact on performance than private ones. The use of synonyms can prove to have a considerable negative impact on cpu time used during parse phase of queries. It can also prove to negatively impact aging of sql statements in the libary cache.
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Sent: 6/1/01 8:35 PM
HI all,
I think someone ask this question before, but I don't have any mails about this.
What are the performance implications in the use of PUBLIC synonyms ? (What about private synonyms?)
How does Oracle resolve internally a public synonym use?
TIA
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