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Bryan
This note from Metalink could help as well : Note:102311.1, How to Move Stored Outlines for One Application from One Database to Another
Rodrigues, Bryan wrote:
>Hello everyone,
>
>I have a stored package that runs great in the test environment and I want
>to put the stored package into production. I have initially tried it in
>production and found the performance to be 40 times worse than in test. I
>have looked at the data in both test and production and found them
>comparable. Both areas production and test have been analyzed since the
>package was used, but nothing of significant difference was found.
>
>The only thing found different was an execution plan varied from test to
>production (test used an index on the table and production did not).
>
>A decision was made to check out using stored outlines to allow us to use
>the execution plan from test in production, but I have not found any
>instructions on setting up stored outlines for packages. Has anyone setup
>stored outlines for packages?
>
>I am working on HP-UX 11.0 with Oracle 8.1.7.4.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Bryan Rodrigues
>DBA
>Elcom, Inc.
>
>
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