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Published inJan 2012
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ISBN-139781849682602
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Ciro Fiorillo
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Ciro Fiorillo is an IT professional and consultant with experience of more than a decade in different roles (developer, analyst, DBA, project manager, data and software architect) among software industries. He has worked on different technologies and architectures, such as Oracle, SQL Server, Delphi, C# and .NET Framework, C/C++, Java, PHP, COBOL, Fortran, and Tibco. Ciro is currently employed as Lead Software and Data Architect with FinWin Srl, a software house specializing in banking and loans applications. As a freelancer he writes articles for websites and printed magazines about software and computing, participates in workshops, and teaches C++ and Fortran parallel programming with Intel Software tools. Ciro can be reached at ciro@cirofiorillo.com.
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Using the SQL Tuning Advisor


In this recipe, we will see how to use the SQL Tuning Advisor to tune our queries.

Getting ready

To use the SQL Tuning Advisor, we need a special privilege; connect as SYSDBA and grant ADVISOR privilege to user SH:

CONNECT / AS SYSDBA
GRANT ADVISOR TO SH;

How to do it...

The following steps will demonstrate the SQL Tuning Advisor:

  1. Connect to the SH schema:

    CONNECT sh@TESTDB/sh
    
  2. Define an SQL Tuning Task for a single query:

    DECLARE
     l_task VARCHAR2(30);
     l_sql CLOB;
    BEGIN
     l_sql := 'SELECT AMOUNT_SOLD FROM sh.SALES S ' ||
      'WHERE S.CUST_ID IN ( '||
      'SELECT C.CUST_ID FROM sh.CUSTOMERS C ' ||
      'WHERE C.CUST_CREDIT_LIMIT IN (:l1, :l2, :l3))';
    
     l_task := DBMS_SQLTUNE.CREATE_TUNING_TASK(
      sql_text => l_sql,
      bind_list => sql_binds(anydata.ConvertNumber(10000),
        anydata.ConvertNumber(11000),
        anydata.ConvertNumber(15000)),
      user_name => 'SH',
      scope => 'COMPREHENSIVE',
      time_limit => 120,
      task_name => 'test_tuning_task',
      description...
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Ciro Fiorillo

Ciro Fiorillo is an IT professional and consultant with experience of more than a decade in different roles (developer, analyst, DBA, project manager, data and software architect) among software industries. He has worked on different technologies and architectures, such as Oracle, SQL Server, Delphi, C# and .NET Framework, C/C++, Java, PHP, COBOL, Fortran, and Tibco. Ciro is currently employed as Lead Software and Data Architect with FinWin Srl, a software house specializing in banking and loans applications. As a freelancer he writes articles for websites and printed magazines about software and computing, participates in workshops, and teaches C++ and Fortran parallel programming with Intel Software tools. Ciro can be reached at ciro@cirofiorillo.com.
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