In his latest article, Jonathan Lewis uses tkprof to analyse the performance of a query. He concluded that “When you examine the output from tkprof, it often takes a simultaneous cross-check of the block level statistics, the Row Source Operation counts, and some sensible guesswork about the purpose of the query, to be able to understand where the problem is, and how it may be addressed.” Read Jonathan’s interesting article: An example of making sensible guesses from a tkprof output.
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very interesting Eddie!
April 26th, 2006, at 3:36 am #Karl
Yes, Karl. It’s always enlightening to learn how smart Oracle experts, like Jonathan, think.
April 26th, 2006, at 7:32 am #