Ron,
The OUTLN user is for administering a new 8i feature called stored
outlines.
Stored outlines allow you to save away current execution paths as they
exist
today, if you want to. Then, if things get hosed up in the future and
your
execution path mysteriously changes and you can't get it back to the way it
was,
you can load up your stored outline and force the optimizer to use the old
execution path. This feature does not get implemented automatically.
It requires some configuration and administration to actually use stored
outlines.
Cherie Machler
Oracle DBA
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Can anyone tell me what the OUTLN user is for?
Ron Smith
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