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In article <b7616278.0206071406.317b3105_at_posting.google.com>,
sasubram_at_cisco.com (shankar) wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a query which runs in less than 200 msc without order by clause.
> But as soon as I add the order by clause it runs for 16 to 19 seconds
>
> is there any way I can avoid the order by?
> Users really need to order the result in certain way.
>
> any tuning suggestion?
You don't give us any indication of which version of Oracle you're using, so assistance will be limited. Future note: it ALWAYS benefits to provide as much environmental information as possible, as diagnosis in a "blind" situation is virtually useless.
Is there an index on the key column to which you want the results ordered? Can you recreate the table as Index-organized? How large is the table?
You see, there's just so little to suggest given the information you've provided.
-- The underscore character does not belong in my address. You know the drill...Received on Fri Jun 07 2002 - 18:54:24 CDT
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