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  • The Generated case Expand/Collapse control lets you hide or display the hint-based cases and transformation-based case generated for a statement.
  • The Perform detail analysis and Execute each generated case check boxes let you enable multiple statements or cases for simultaneous execution while the Run/Cancel Job controls let you start and stop simultaneous execution.
  • Use the Schema and Catalog Selectors to select a schema and catalog for the tuning job.
    The catalog selector is available only for SQL Server and Sybase data Server data sources. By specifying the schema and catalog, the tuner can use the paths of the schema and catalog selected to find the tables queried in the job rather that use the paths of the schema and catalog used to connect to the data source. If you change the schema or catalog used in a tuning statement you will need to refresh the tuning statements in order for new cases to be generated, which take into consideration the schema used. Right-click a tuning statement, and then select Refresh Tuning Statements.

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Compare

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cases

You can compare cases between an original statement and one of its tuning-generated statements, or another statement case via the Compare to Parent and Compare Selected commands, respectively.



To compare a case side-by-side with its parent

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Select the two cases, and then right-click in the Name field of either case. Select Compare Selected from the context menu.

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Filter and

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delete cases

You filter cases from the Generated Cases table via the Filter icons on the Generated Cases Toolbar of the Overview tab.

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When removing cases, the criteria you set has no effect on cases subsequently generated.

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Create an

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outline

If SQL is executed by an external application or If you cannot directly modify the SQL being executed but would like to improve the execution performance, you can create an outline on the Oracle platform. An outline instructs the Oracle database on the execution path that should be taken for a particular statement.

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  1. On the Overview tab of a tuning job, right-click in the Name field of a case and select Create Outline from the context menu.
    A NewOutline wizard opens.
  2. On the first panel, provide an Outlinename, select an Outlinecategory, and then click Next.
    A Preview Outline panel opens previewing the SQL code to create the outline. 
  3. Select an Actiontotake option of Execute or OpeninnewSQLeditor and then click Finish.
    For more information, see Using the Outlines Tab (Oracle)tab.