Titlebook: Oracle Database 12c Performance Tuning Recipes; A Problem-Solution A Sam R. Alapati,Darl Kuhn,Bill Padfield Book 2013 Sam Alapati and Darl

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Creating Efficient SQL,eate efficient SQL statements has been discussed in countless books. This chapter zeroes in on basic SQL coding fundamentals and addresses some techniques to improve performance of your SQL statements. In addition, some emphasis is given to ramifications of poorly written SQL, along with a few commo

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Manually Tuning SQL,en SQL. Often, database administrators are given the task of “fixing the database” when queries are not performing adequately. The database administrator is often guilty before proven innocent—and often has the task of proving that a performance problem is not the database itself but, rather, simply

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Implementing Query Hints,a given task, overriding the default path the optimizer may have chosen. Hints can also be viewed as a double-edged sword. If not implemented and maintained properly, they can hurt performance in the long run.

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Sam R. Alapati,Darl Kuhn,Bill Padfieldfurther find that only one form of familiarity (mutual trust) contributes to increasing the alignment of dyadic knowledge transfer perceptions. We discuss the implications of our results for practice, highlighting the implications of misalignment in knowledge transfer in organizations. We also sugge