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Explain Plan: syntax

     







In many cases it is beneficial to see what indexes are being used in a query,
or if it is running a table scan. Here are the commands which will
cause the internal optimization details to display.





-- show query plan

set autotrace on



-- show query plan, without running the SQL!

set autotrace traceonly explain







Alternate Method: Below is sample syntax for explain plan ( getting output from the optimizer )


delete from plan_table
where statement_id = '9999';
commit;

COL operation FORMAT A30
COL options FORMAT A15
COL object_name FORMAT A20


/* ------ Your SQL here ------*/

EXPLAIN PLAN set statement_id = '9999' for
select count(1) from asia_monthly_pricing_data where order_id > 5000
/

/*----------------------------*/



select operation, options, object_name
from plan_table
where statement_id = '9999'
start with id = 0
connect by prior id=parent_id and prior statement_id = statement_id;


exit
/












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