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Hi
First thing all the columns are important. It all depends on what
inferences you want to draw.
Considering You are more interested in no of rows.
You may be looking at query column for how many rows it needed for
constructing the output.
Disk column to see was it reading all data from disk or some was available
in cache.
The time columns gives you information like are jobs cpu intensive or may
be system was
busy at that particular time.
Hope this helps
Pratap
Matthias Koepf <mak_at_kis.datagroup.de> wrote in article
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> Hi,
> we are trying to analyze our sql-Statements with the the
> Oracle-Trace-Facility and the tkprof-tool.
> Can anybody give me a description of how to read the results? We just
> use the count-column to get the number of Parse-, Execute- and
> Fetch-counts.
> Which other columns are important and which columns should be small to
> retrieve good performance?
>
> Here is an example of a tkprof-output:
>