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I have analyzed them today via:

analyze table ... estimate statistics;
analyze table ... estimate statistics for all indexed
columns; 

No data were added/modified agter that

--- "Nicoll, Iain (Calanais)"
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> Have they been analyzed recently? as if you were
> using histograms then if
> the last two months were added after your last
> analyze it would think they
> were fairly rare.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Iain Nicoll
> 
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> Hi all:
> 
> 
> I have a query, which behaves differently depending 
> on the input data (month/year). I have more than
> 15month worth of data in the database. The query 
> is completed under 1 minute for the first 13 month,
> but for the last two months it just doesn't finish.
> I
> have cancelled it after 36 minutes. The explain
> plans
> are
> differ in that the "quick" query uses more hash
> jonts,
> while "slow" one utilizes more nested loops. All the
> tables are analyzed. This must have something to
> do with the data distribution, but what? Can anyone
> shed some light onto that?
> 
> tia
> 


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