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Default dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 07:17 AM





Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?

I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.

Regards

Michael


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM





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On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
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Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM


Comments embedded.
On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM


Comments embedded.
On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM


Comments embedded.
On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM


Comments embedded.
On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM


Comments embedded.
On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:01 AM


Comments embedded.
On Jun 23, 7:17*am, michael.spo... (AT) web (DOT) de wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

is there a possibility to use the dbms_stats package on schema level
to just see which tables would be affected by the gather_auto option?
Not without actually generating those statistics.

Quote:
I want first see which tables would be analyzed depending on the
output I want to start the dbms_stats package for this schema, or
maybe just for some less tables of this output.
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.

Quote:
Regards

Michael

David Fitzjarrell


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:12 AM


Quote:
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.
David,

any other ideas or possibilites?


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Default Re: dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats with the option gather_auto - 06-23-2008 , 08:12 AM


Quote:
Again, not without actually generating those statistics.
GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS isn't a preprocessor to output which objects might
be processed, it is a procedure to actually generate the statistics
and report which objects were considered STALE or empty.
David,

any other ideas or possibilites?


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