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Re: Analyze tables

From: Pascale Marois <pascalem_at_total.net>
Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 15:14:44 -0400
Message-ID: <_qwE3.636$HU1.81332@news.total.net>


Thank you for the answer.

I didn't analyze the sys or sytem objects but only those used by the application.

Also, I read in a book of Oracle tuning that ALL tables must be analyzed. This is the reason I runned that script.

I'm still reading......

Van Messner wrote in message ...
>You need to read about Rule and Cost based optimization. Then check to see
>what the two databases are doing. Be sure NOT to analyze objects owned by
>SYS or SYSTEM.
>
>Van
>
>Pascale Marois <pascalem_at_total.net> wrote in message
>news:XybE3.415$HU1.60883_at_news.total.net...
>> I'm very new a the role of DBA and I would like to submit this question:
>>
>> Two weeks ago, I runned a script to analyze all the tables on the
>> development database. Everything was fine and then, last week, I runned
>the
>> same script on the production database. After this, many SELECT were
>> extremely slow. I had to delete statistics on many tables and then
>> everything was OK.
>>
>> I can't explain why it didn't work. The development database has
>> approximately the same size then the production one.
>>
>> Does someone can explain it for me?
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Received on Fri Sep 17 1999 - 14:14:44 CDT

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