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About Oracle

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About Oracle

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About Oracle skip to main | skip to sidebar About Oracle Simplicity is the ultimate form of elegance and sophistication Pages Home Presentations and papers Monday, February 19, 2018 Filter predicates with NVL on mandatory columns using the index Last Friday at work, I overheard a conversation between two DBA's about a performance problem of a job which usually ran in 10 minutes, now taking more than 4 hours. I helped them pinpoint the problem: a simple SQL query which took >95% of the time. Clearly this query was the culprit. The query selects from just one table but with 10 filter predicates of this form: nvl(column,'@') = nvl(:bind_variable,'@') And all 10 columns where part of a single unique constraint. The trace file showed the query being executed 1500 times and the unique index belonging to the unique constraint was not being used, resulting in 1500 full table scans. Your index won't be used if you use a function around your column, like shown here. Thi...

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