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01.07.2004 at 08:18AM PST, ID: 20843646
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select, dual, from

Hello.

i'm doing the next:
SELECT count(*)
 FROM  Table
 WHERE c1 in  (select a.column_value c1
             from the ( select cast( ArrayMatEquivalentes('valor2','valor1') as   ArrayMatEquivalentes )  from dual ) a )
         OR c2 in  (select a.column_value c2
             from the ( select cast( ArrayMatEquivalentes('valor2','valor1') as ArrayMatEquivalentes )  from dual ) a ).

I have one index by c1 and other index by c2, but when i execute this select, it lost the two index and it does de full table.

How can i do that this select can enter by the indexes???
Have i create some special index??

thanks
Answered By: andrewst
Expert Since: 02/25/2003
Accepted Solutions: 839
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