Re: detecting chained rows and other stats stuff

> So I have to run that along with dbms_stats. Does it take as long as
> doing an analzye compute?
> I understand that dbms_stats only generates stats that the CBO uses,
> but it's just aggravating to have to do all the extra work to find
> answers that used to be generated when statistics were gathered.
> I guess I'm just bitching about it in general.. oh well.
>

Unfortunately, DBMS_STATS does not list chained or migrated rows. The old ANALYZE command is still around for that. And it will take some time to perform this operation if your table has many, many rows of data.

Cheers,
Brian

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