RE: ??? how to interpret query plan

2001-05-18 Thread Miller, Jay
Duh! sound of hand smacking forehead I didn't notice that there was no cost listed next to the COST= You're absolutely right. Of course a hint can still be used to change to COST, but certainly in this query it seems unlikely to be worthwhile unless there is a large %age of rows being returned

RE: ??? how to interpret query plan

2001-05-17 Thread Hillman, Alex
He works with rule based optimizer (cost= in explain plan). Maybe using choose ad not analyzing. So it does not matter how values distributed - if index exist rule based optimizer will use it. Alex Hillman -Original Message- Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 6:16 PM To: Multiple

??? how to interpret query plan

2001-05-11 Thread Janet Linsy
Hi all, I know how to generate the query plan but how to interplate the query plan, really? The only thing I know is if there is a FULL TABLE SCAN, that most probably is bad, need to build an index. However, if the query plan shows me something else, I don't know what to improve. For example,