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Fall Meeting of the OAUG Database SIG

From: Michael Brown <dba_at_japhi.com>
Date: Tue, 03 Aug 2004 18:26:13 -0000
Message-Id: <20040803182610.A1CFC4160A@mail01.powweb.com>


Apologies to those of you getting this more than once, but we are trying to=
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make as many people who are interested in Oracle internals aware of our=0D meeting as possible. The better our attendance, the better chance we have=
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of Oracle continuing to provide this caliber of people to speak at our=0D meetings.=0D
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The OAUG Database SIG (http://dbsig.oaug.org) is meeting on Sep 12 at 9AM=
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as part of Connection Point 2004 (see http://www.oaug.org for details). You=
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do not need to register for the conference to attend SIG meetings. =0D
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Title: Oracle10g SQL Optimization=0D
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Presenters: Mohamed Zait, Benoit Dageville=0D
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Oracle Database 10g features a sophisticated cost based optimizer (CBO) for=
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efficient execution of even the most complex SQL statements. Since it was=
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first introduced in Oracle7, the CBO has been substantially enhanced to=0D support a comprehensive set of access paths, adaptive search technology,=0D and, the most importantly, new database features introduced since Oracle7.=
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A good testimonial of how mature this technology has become is the fact=0D that the CBO is only supported optimizer mode in Oracle10g. This paper=0D discusses the enhancements made to the CBO in Oracle10g and elaborates how=
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its built-in knowledge and intelligence can be leveraged in Oracle10g to=0D automatically tune problem SQL statements. In addition, the paper will also=
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highlight some best practices that can make SQL Tuning task a lot more=0D efficient and less time consuming. Finally, a step-by-step approach will be=
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outlined for migrating an application from the RBO to the CBO.=0D
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Presenter Bio:=0D
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Mohamed Zait is the manager of the SQL optimizer development group at=0D Oracle. He has been with Oracle for more than 8 years working in different=
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areas such as SQL Execution Memory Management, Parallel Query Processing,=
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and SQL Execution. Mohamed is also one of the leading architects of the=0D Oracle10g=92s Automatic SQL Tuning feature. =0D
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Benoit Dageville is a consulting member in the Oracle Database Server=0D Technologies division at Oracle Corporation in Redwood Shores, California.=
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His main areas of expertise include parallel query processing, ETL (Extract=
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Transform and Load), large Data Warehouse benchmarks (e.g. TPC-H), SQL=0D execution and optimization. Since 1999, he is one of the lead architects of=
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the self-managing database initiative at Oracle.=0D
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Michael Brown					Phone:	(336)586-1146=0D
Chairman, OAUG Database SIG			Fax:	(336)586-1382=0D
Glen Raven, Inc.				E-Mail:	mbrown_at_glenraven.com=0D
Information Services, 1831 N. Park Ave, Burlington NC 27217=0D
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Contact the SIG Board: oaugdbsigboard_at_yahoogroups.com=0D Join the SIG: http://dbsig.oaug.org/join.shtml=0D
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