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Dick,
Thanks. After I set the parameters in the session to 90 and 50:
MT_at_max-SQL> select name,value from v$parameter where name like 'optimizer_index%';
NAME
optimizer_index_caching
90
The cost based query's explain plan now is the same as rule based. This means it does use index.
Guang
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