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hi,
i am into query tuning in oracle (9.2) so execution time for a query is very critical to my experiments unfortunately (for my purpose ofcourse) oracle caches the tables and intermediate results and therefore a query taking minutes runs in milliseconds. any way i could flush this case. restarting should be the last answer -- Nilesh |
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As far as I know ( I might be wrong) that Oracle instance only catches the query (without re-parsing it) when the syntax is exactly the same. For example, the same query written in upper case and lower case are considered as 2 different queries. I am not sure about the flushing tables part.
Good luck! Vivi |
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