At what step ?

Oracle reads blocks, so from the datafile up to the db_buffer/db_cache its
blocks.
It would be logical that the filtering occurs after the where clause has
chosen the data matching the search criteria, so in the select step which is
the last step of the query operation.


Stephane Paquette
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Daniel Fink
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When retrieving data, does Oracle place just the columns of
interest into the result set or does it place the entire row in
the result set (and filter out the columns of interest later)?

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