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Run Profiler, Execution Plan.....on Package
I want to run a Profile and/or Execution PLan on my Package to see where the most resources are being used when I run my process. I am using SQL Developer and have been reading about different ways to do this but would like to know an easy way to just see what my procedure(in my package) is looking like as far as Table Scans, Reads, etc.. and maybe what I can do to help optimize what I have now before I go and redo this a more efficient way. We will be using this for now and when I have some down time I will come back and rewrite it, using some experts advice, and get it to run more efficiently.
I just need to be able to see how its doing via a Profile and/or an Execution plan now to see what I can do ? Also, if your real good at these types of thing you can tell me what to look for when I actually get the Plan back? Or I can look that part up ;)
Thanks
JK
I just need to be able to see how its doing via a Profile and/or an Execution plan now to see what I can do ? Also, if your real good at these types of thing you can tell me what to look for when I actually get the Plan back? Or I can look that part up ;)
Thanks
JK
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jknj72
Plans are for sql statements - not pl/sql objects
Profiles are for pl/sql objects - not for sql statements
A plan will show you table and index usage.
A profile will show you which lines of code are executed, how long they took and how often they were run
Using auto trace you can get a summary of ALL session statistics during the run of a procedure but not anything at the individual sub-routines or lines.
Profiles are for pl/sql objects - not for sql statements
A plan will show you table and index usage.
A profile will show you which lines of code are executed, how long they took and how often they were run
Using auto trace you can get a summary of ALL session statistics during the run of a procedure but not anything at the individual sub-routines or lines.
So, if you want to do a performance analysis on your pl/sql then I suggest you use the profiler.
When it's done, run a report to see which lines are the most expensive in terms of total time and then, if those lines are sql, then generate a plan for those lines and see what can be done about them.
There is no direct path from pl/sql to table/index usage that you are looking for. You'll have to do it in steps.
When it's done, run a report to see which lines are the most expensive in terms of total time and then, if those lines are sql, then generate a plan for those lines and see what can be done about them.
There is no direct path from pl/sql to table/index usage that you are looking for. You'll have to do it in steps.
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ok thanks for the lesson. How can I run the profiler? I see the profiler icon on the package level but not on the Body where the procedures are. DO I turn it on in the package level and run it from there? Also, where would I find the profile info when Im done.
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alternately, you can use dbms_hprof to extract the contents of the file into tables similar to the standard profiler.
You can read more about that here
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28424/adfns_profiler.htm#g3350546
You can read more about that here
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28424/adfns_profiler.htm#g3350546
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Thanks stuber!!
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