Self-Tuning for SQL Performance in Oracle Database 11g
Peter Belknap, Benoît Dageville, Karl Dias, Khaled Yagoub
Abstract
Peter Belknap, Benoît Dageville, Karl Dias, Khaled Yagoub
Abstract
Commercial database customers across the board list SQL performance tuning as one of the most time-consuming tasks for database administrators (DBAs). The 10g Oracle Database provides a feature called the SQL Tuning Advisor to simplify the task. The 11g release adds a new database feature, called Automatic SQL Tuning, that closes the feedback loop for the first time, fully automating the SQL tuning workflow and solving some SQL performance problems without any DBA intervention.
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Commercial database customers across the board list SQL performance tuning as one of the most time-consuming tasks for database administrators (DBAs). The 10g Oracle Database provides a feature called the SQL Tuning Advisor to simplify the task. The 11g release adds a new database feature, called Automatic SQL Tuning, that closes the feedback loop for the first time, fully automating the SQL tuning workflow and solving some SQL performance problems without any DBA intervention.
Key concepts: PL/SQL, Computer science, SQL, Autocommit, SQL/PSM, Stored procedure, Database, Query by Example