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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Posts Tagged ‘12c’. Fetch first … percent. On December 19, 2015. New syntax for so called “Top N” queries was introduced in Oracle 12c. It can be used to return either fixed number of rows or specified percent of rows in a table. Obviously latter requires to know the total number of rows to return the result so let’s check what is happening under the hood in this case. Read the rest of this entry ». Context switches may not be an issue any longer.
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Posts Tagged ‘built-in packages’. On September 27, 2014. Dbms comparison was introduced in 11g as a powerful tool to compare and synchronize table data in different tables. Even though it’s quite flexible it has some limitations:. 1 The tables are supposed to be in different databases. Therefore if you want to compare tables in the same database you will need to create fake db link. 2 The tables must have unique indexes. Blog at WordPress.com.
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2014 September « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for September, 2014. On September 30, 2014. Almost everyone who has some experience with Oracle knows about notorious notion called “context switches” between SQL and PL/SQL engines. You can find a great explanation of context switches by Tom Kyte here. Read the rest of this entry ». On September 27, 2014. Dbms comparison was introduced in 11g as a powerful tool to compare and synchronize table data in different tables.
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2014 May « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for May, 2014. Amending statistics list for autotrace. On May 24, 2014. I wonder why Oracle has not added possibility to change the list of statistics for autotrace but unfortunately that’s a fact. You cannot change the default format of the statistics report. However there are at least three different ways to view the extended list of statistics for given session. Advantage is the ease of monitoring several sessions with the same client id.
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2013 December « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for December, 2013. Query transformations in Oracle: join elimination. On December 14, 2013. Join elimination appeared in Oracle version 10gR2. Read the rest of this entry ». Query transformations in Oracle: or-expansion. On December 8, 2013. As you may know there are two types of query transformations in Oracle: heuristic-based and cost-based. Read the rest of this entry ». Blog at WordPress.com.
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2014 October « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for October, 2014. Yet another approach to overcome bloom filter bug. On October 4, 2014. Bloom filter may help to dramatically reduce amount of data to be read from partitioned table by eliminating unneeded partitions. Is a nice introduction into bloom filters. Unfortunately bloom filter doesn’t work with DML which causes a lot of challenges in 11gR2. However that note doesn’t suggest any workarounds. Read the rest of this entry ».
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PowerShell « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for the ‘PowerShell’ Category. Evolution of regular expressions. On July 2, 2016. Frankly speaking “evoulution” is not quite proper word to title this post. I’m going to show some extensions in regular expressions in different languages in compare to their implementation in Oracle. Oracle supports regular expressions according to POSIX standard draft 1003.2/D11.2 and two extensions. Matching capabilities for multilingual data.
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Perl « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for the ‘Perl’ Category. Evolution of regular expressions. On July 2, 2016. Frankly speaking “evoulution” is not quite proper word to title this post. I’m going to show some extensions in regular expressions in different languages in compare to their implementation in Oracle. Oracle supports regular expressions according to POSIX standard draft 1003.2/D11.2 and two extensions. Matching capabilities for multilingual data.
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2013 November « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Archive for November, 2013. Query transformations in Oracle: view merging. On November 14, 2013. Query transformations in Oracle is a part of query optimization. In short, query optimization can be divided into three parts. 1 Logical optimization: query transformation. 2 Physical optimization: searching for optimal access paths, join methods, join orders. 3 Cost Estimator: choosing the optimal plan. Read the rest of this entry ».
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CBO « SQLMDX
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Eventually it's all about data. Dsvolk Oracle News [ru]. Posts Tagged ‘CBO’. Query transformations in Oracle: join elimination. On December 14, 2013. Join elimination appeared in Oracle version 10gR2. Read the rest of this entry ». Query transformations in Oracle: or-expansion. On December 8, 2013. As you may know there are two types of query transformations in Oracle: heuristic-based and cost-based. Read the rest of this entry ». Query transformations in Oracle: view merging. On November 14, 2013. 2 Phy...