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It's probably best to stick with
Address,hash_value and child_number join to v$sql
otherwise you'll get into cases where the same SQL text is used by different users under different conditions and get a complete mess.
Also look at the DEPTH column - this is a built-in evaluation of the LEVEL that you would normally use in a CONNECT BY query, but you don't need to do this with v$sql_plan.
(There are a couple of columns, like INSTANCE,
still missing from v$sql_plan if you get into
really complex SQL, though, and it doesn't
cater for recursive actions such as subquery
factoring).
Question: How hard is it to write a good manual Answer: Damn near impossible. The 9i tuning guide on page "N" points out that you don't need to use a CONNECT BY with v$sql_plan because of the DEPTH column, and on page "N+1" lists a sample query against v$sql_plan ... using a CONNECT BY and LEVEL :(
Jonathan Lewis
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-----Original Message-----
So of the columns in this view, which one are most useful????
Address and hash_value join to v$sqlarea. Address,hash_value and child_number join to v$sql Address and hash_value join to v$sqltext
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