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As Wolfgang, said, make sure you have current system stats, and even
then you might want to fiddle with MBRC to lower the appeal of full
table scans to the CBO.
Don.
On 1/25/07, David Boyd <davidb158_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> We're still testing queries in dev. The execution plan is much different
> between 9i and 10g. We see a lot more full table scan in 10g/CBO than
> 9i/RBO.
>
> >Maybe I'm missing sonething here (no coffee yet). You say that you tested
> >your upgrade under 10g. Now some of the queries that were okay in test are
> >not good in production?
> > Just a dumb idea, couldn't you inspect the query plan for those
> >queries
> >to get an idea of how they differ, maybe there is a single table involved
> >or
> >something.
> > Anyway, there are people with FAR better SQL tuning knowledge on this
> >list than I so please listen to them, but this might be something to check
> >into in the meantime.
> >
> >Dennis Williams
>
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