How can I speed up the execution of query when number of rows in the tables increased

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Ramprasad K

  • May 30th, 2006
 

Hi,

By tuning the query we can increase the execution speed with following TUNING TOOLS

 

MONITOR  

SQL_TRACE and TKPROF

 

EXPLAIN PLAN  

 

ORADBX 

 

ANALYZE

 

UTLBSTAT (begin) and UTLESTAT (end)  

 

 

 

-Thanks Alot.

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sushilsb

  • May 30th, 2006
 

Standard practice is -

1. Indexed the columns (Primary key)

2. Use the indexed / Primary key columns in the where clause

3. check the explain paln for the query and avoid for the nested loops / full table scan (depending on the size of data retrieved and / or master table with few rows)

Syed Jawahar

  • May 31st, 2006
 

HI

YOU CAN SPEED UP THE QUERY BY USING THE ROWID IN THE SELECT STATEMENT.

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Srinivasa Bhargava

  • Jul 27th, 2007
 

You have to index the columns properly and make sure that driving columns of the composite indexes are used in the query .
You may as well wish to rebuild indexes as the number of records is increased.

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