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Qs 1 How is the Cursor Plan for the following SQL to be Generated? Qs 2 Is Cursor Plan same as Execution Plan (obtained from SQL Trace)? NOTE - The respective NON-RAC Database, (existing on a Solaris Unix Mounted Filesystem), has already been Bounced.
Statspack excerpt taken during a Benchmark Run of Application Transactions on this NON-RAC Database:-
CPU CPU per Elapsd OldTime (s) Executions Exec (s) %Total Time (s) Buffer Gets Hash Value ---------- ------------ ---------- ------ ---------- --------------- ----------
364.58 9,170 0.04 15.3 382.19 3,063,141 3246265085 Module: lisrvr-fin-listval_at_speaixp5lp11 (TNS V1-V3) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ICI WHERE ICI.BANK_ID = :1 AND SOL_ID = :2 AND ZONE_CODE = :3 AND ZONE_DATE = TO_DATE( :4 ,'DD- -YYYY HH24:MI:SS') AND INST_NUM = :5 CASE 2 -
A Cold Copy of the above NON-RAC Database was taken into another Mounted Filesystem partition and Converted using RMAN (Detailed Command given below) into a 2-Node RAC-ASM Database (existing on RAW Device).
On Repeating the Benchmark Run of the SAME Application Transactions on this 2-Node RAC ASM Database, using the SAME Application INPUT DATA Values, the Statspack generated had the SAME "Old Hash Value" i.e. 3246265085 for the SAME SQL Statement (though with Different Comparative Values of CPU Time (s), Executions, CPU per Exec (s), %Total, Elapsed Time (s) , Buffer Gets).
Qs 1 Why is the Old Hash Value i.e 3246265085 the SAME for the SAME SQL Script for BOTH the Databases i.e NON-RAC & 2-Node RAC-ASM?
RMAN COMMAND used to Copy from a Database existing on a Unix Mounted Filesystem TO an ASM Disk Group (existing on a RAW Device)
RMAN> BACKUP DEVICE TYPE DISK INCREMENTAL LEVEL 0 AS COPY TAG 'ASMDBR_Migration' DATABASE FORMAT
'+DG_DATA';
Configuration :-
Solaris 10,
Oracle 10.2.0.3
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