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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Re: How to speed up my SQL commands?
You're best bet is to use TKPROF which is better than just a explain
plan. It will show how many rows you are returning for each step.
Under SQL*PLUS, just do an ALTER SESSION SET SQL_TRACE=TRUE;
Run your select, exit and go to where the trace file is at and then do:
tkprof <trace filename> <output filename> explain=userid/password
In comp.databases.oracle.tools Manuel Dias <manueld_at_burotica.pt> wrote:
: I have performance problems with my SQL statments in my Oracle 8.1.5 db.
: Does any body knows where can I find the ORACLE SQL ANALYSE
: tool (or similar) to help me improve my SQL statments?
: Thank you!
: Manuel Dias
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