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Hi, All,
From Oracle Doc: "if the SQL text of the incoming statement exactly =
matches the SQL text in an outline in that category, then Oracle =
considers both texts identical, and Oracle uses the outline. Oracle =
considers any differences a mismatch."=20
How could I ensure the incoming SQL text exactly match the SQL text in =
an outline?
If I fish out an offensive SQL from library cache by some scripts in =
SQL*Plus, is this offensive SQL text identical to the incoming SQL text? =
Supposed this SQL text is extracted from stored procedure.=20
Appreciated your experience.
Chuan
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