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Oracle 9i SQL Statement Tuning

Course Content:

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Understanding The Tuning Issues SQL Statement Execution
OLTP vs. Data Warehouses
Database Tuning
Infrastructure & network issues
Parse Phase
Execution Phase
Fetch Phase
Dedicated server processes
Multi-threaded server processes
Parallel Query Processes
Explain Plan Utility Cost Based Optimiser (CBO)
Generating an execution plan
Viewing the execution plan
Interpreting the execution plan
Optimisation methods
Collecting statistics
ANALYSE
DBMS_STATS()
Chained rows
Collecting Statistics Optimiser Operations
Statistics Collection Methods
Monitoring Object Modifications
Using the DBMS_STATS() Package
Using the ANALYZE Command
CREATE INDEX … COMPUTE STATISTICS
Table scans
Join operations
Hash operations
Indexes & The Execution Plan Optimiser Hints
B-tree indexes
Bitmap indexes
Function-based indexes
 
Using TKPROF & AUTOTRACE Histograms
 
Creating histograms
Data Dictionary Storage
Using Plan Stability Editing Private Outlines
Preparing for Stored Outlines
Creating & Using Stored Outlines
Data Dictionary Storage
Managing Stored Outlines
Preparing for Private Outlines
Creating Private Outlines
Editing Private Outlines
Utilizing Private Outlines
Collecting System Statistics Exploiting & Managing Cursor Sharing
Managing System Statistics
Developing a Tuning Strategy
Bind Variables & Cursor Peaking
Using the CURSOR_SHARING Parameter
Understanding The Rule Based Optimizer Understanding The Rule Based Optimizer
About the RBO
Activating the RBO Explicitly
How the RBO works
The Access Paths
RBO Join Execution Plan Selection
Correctly building Indexes
Understanding when Indexes will be ignored
Rewriting Queries to avoid Index suppression
Rewriting Queries to force Index suppression

Objectives:
  1. Examine the execution plan of the Oracle optimiser
  2. Alter the mode and goals of the optimiser
  3. Collect statistics for database objects
  4. Interpret and influence SQL statement execution plans
  5. Exploit Oracle9i plan stability techniques
Target Audience:
OracleTM application developers.

Prerequisites:
  1. Introduction to Oracle9i SQL and SQL*Plus
  2. Oracle9i Advanced SQL & PL/SQL
Follow-Up Courses:
Option of other related or follow-on courses:
  1. OracleTM SQL Introduction
  2. OracleTM SQL Advanced
  3. OracleTM Intro to PL/SQL Language
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