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If the MV is refreshed on commit it does contain recent records.<br />
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The problem here is that your transactions must wait for the MV to refresh before they return<br />
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As far as query rewrite, I suggest the online docs or the Internet. &nbsp;There are a lot of papers out there on it.
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If the MV is refreshed on commit it does contain recent records.

The problem here is that your transactions must wait for the MV to refresh before they return

As far as query rewrite, I suggest the online docs or the Internet.  There are a lot of papers out there on it.

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Hi,<br />
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Hope the below will help..<br />
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<a href="http://smahamed.blogspot.com/2010/11/materialized-views.html" rel="ugc">http://smahamed.blogspot.com/2010/11/materialized-views.html</a><br />
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Thanks..
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Hi,

Hope the below will help..

http://smahamed.blogspot.com/2010/11/materialized-views.html [http://smahamed.blogspot.com/2010/11/materialized-views.html]

Thanks..

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Using the refresh on commit option in the MV could cause performance overhead. Avoid it and refresh the MV manually before you query the MV for reporting purposes. This approach is suitable in weekly/monthly reporting purposes using the MV and gives guarantee to you with latest data in MV.<br />

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Using the refresh on commit option in the MV could cause performance overhead. Avoid it and refresh the MV manually before you query the MV for reporting purposes. This approach is suitable in weekly/monthly reporting purposes using the MV and gives guarantee to you with latest data in MV.


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How we can use materialized view for performance by enabling query rewrite?<br />
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My doubt is materialized view may not contain recent data, and whenever we write a query that matches m.view, there is no guarantee it will contain recent records.<br />

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How we can use materialized view for performance by enabling query rewrite?

My doubt is materialized view may not contain recent data, and whenever we write a query that matches m.view, there is no guarantee it will contain recent records.


Query rewrite options for materialized view.

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