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It's worth noting that even in the execution path you get a clue that the table isn't actually visited:
Note the FILTER line -
FILTER means too many things, but one of the
meaning is:
"I'm not really going to do the child bit because I know that the result set will be empty"
This meaning appeared (I think) when partition view were introduced to show partition elimination
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> >>> oramagic_at_hotmail.com 04/03/03 05:58PM >>>
> If I execute a query like ,
> select count(*) from some_table where 1=2 .
> why does oracle bothers to look at tables . Since there is only one
> condition which is false .
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