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dba_extents view in Oracle 10.2.0.2

dba_extents view in Oracle 10.2.0.2

2006-06-26       - By genegurevich@(protected)
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Yes.

The ETL tool we are using (Ab Initio) queries this and a few other dba_
views when loading the tables.


thank you

Gene Gurevich
Oracle Engineering
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On 6/24/06, genegurevich@(protected) <
genegurevich@(protected)> wrote:
 Everybody:

 Has anyone experienced performance issues with dba_extents view (bug
 5029334)? I was told by Oracle that
 the workaround is to create a new view and use it instead of dba_extents.
 When I asked whether I can just recreate
 the dba_extents view I was told that the results can be far reaching and
 should be fully tested. I interpret that as
 Oracle does not really know what the results are.  I wanted to see if
 anyone has hit this bug and what did you do.

 thank you

 Gene Gurevich


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Is there any particular urge to be querying DBA_EXTENTS with any great
frequency anyway ?


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