You can see that with a full table scan because of multi-block reads.
Generally, assuming blocking reads and multiblock reads, cpu can be low
as this op is not cpu intensive.  With the first plan you've got read
the index, 3 blocks average (head, leaf, and branch) then go get the db
block.  More cpu here as you have to examine all those blocks and
compute a new DBA for each read.

Allan

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OK, I'm reading thru Wolfgang Breitling's "Fallacies of the Cost Based
Optimizer" from the link below.  Of course, I've got questions!

The data presented on pages 5 and 6 just don't jive.  How many systems
can do a query with twice as much physical I/O in less than half the
elapsed time and CPU time of another query?  From my experience, IO just
doesn't work that way, unless the data was cached at the OS or IO
subsystem, which would make the test invalid.

Comments???

Rich


Rich Jesse                        System/Database Administrator
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Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 4:30 PM
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I like white papers.  It looks like I'm going to learn something new
again!

I'll set aside some time tomorrow to peruse it (I have to go drink beer
now).  Thanks, Allan!  :)

Rich


Rich Jesse                        System/Database Administrator
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Actually, even if you use bind varaibles histograms affect the density
number used by the optimizer,  see http://www.centrexcc.com/papers where
he shows that without histograms the optimizer ususally makes density
equal to the reciprocal of the Number of Distinct Values.  With
histograms in place,this is no longer true.

Allan
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