The biggest problem I've seen with inline view defs is that they most often
force a resolution of that view into a temporary table which is then not
indexed.  Not a problem if the inline view has only a handful of rows, but when
that inline view returns several thousand rows you can get into a mess.  On the
other hand, the optimizer can take a regular view and merge the SQL from the
view def and your query into one query that does not require a temp object. 
It's a trail and error thing.

Dick Goulet

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VIVEK_SHARMA wrote:
> 
> Query using Inline View Query an Ordinary one ?
> Which is Better w.r.t. Performance & Why ?
> 
> EXAMPLE - Following 2 SAMPLE Queries give the SAME Output .
> But which would be better ?
> 

Second is better because it accesses half the number of blocks. In this
order of magnitude it matters if you run the query every 10s, not if
it's part of this quarterly report.
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