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Re: Speeding Up Oracle DataBase Access with IDL DataMiner [message #45208 is a reply to message #45204] Mon, 22 August 2005 13:54 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Michael Wallace is currently offline  Michael Wallace
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> I would install the appropriate Oracle client on your machine (you can
> at the same time install Oracle's ODBC drivers), execute that query
> using SQLplus, and look at execution time. You may find that your query
> takes just as long in which case you need to either re-think your query
> or look at tuning your db. Or, you may find that your query executes
> much faster in which case you need to look at either how you are
> performing the query in dataminer or mucking around with ODBC drivers.

If you don't already have the client software, go download it now. You
can get a lot of details through the Oracle Enterprise Manager and
SQL*Plus. Your problem could be as simple as not having a key on the
columns your searching or not having analyzed your tables in a while
(both will lead to full table scans). If you fire off a typical query
in SQL*Plus, you can then watch it in the enterprise manager and see if
it's doing. That's probably the first step to figuring this out.

-Mike
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