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Oracle Open World, the largest gathering of Oracle customers, partners, developers, and technology enthusiasts will happen October 2-6 in San Francisco. Of course the Optimizer development group will be there and you will have multiple opportunities to meet the team, in one of our technical sessions, or at the Oracle demogrounds.
This year the Optimizer team has 3 technical sessions;
If you have some burning Optimizer or statistics related questions, you can ask them at the Optimizer demo booth in the Database area of the demogrounds. Members of the Optimizer development team will be there Monday to Wednesday from 9:45 am until 5:30pm. The full searchable OOW catalog is on-line, or you can browse the speakers by name. So start planning your trip today!
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Aman....
Excellent job guys, looking forward for more posts
Malak Aziz
I'm having trouble with a production query that is exhibiting strange behavior. The first time or 2 that it is parsed following an instance start, it chooses a bad plan. Shortly thereafter it will start choosing a different (better) plan. What factors could cause this behavior? The stats have not changed, nor have the system stats. I have 10053 traces for both the good and bad plans. Is this an ok forum to ask such a question? I've had an SR open for more than 2 months with no valuable suggestions to show for it.
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This is what we need it. In an age where MISinformation can cause a lot confusion/frustrations. It's refreshing, to get information right from the source.
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