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Accuracy of PROFILER.SQL from Metalink Doc: 243755.1

dmann — Mon, 01/04/2010 - 15:25

I came across a situation where the profiler.sql supplied with Metalink Doc: 243755.1 was giving some incomplete results. Because some of my PL/SQL code was executing very quickly it was rounding down to 0.00 and not even showing up on the 'Top 10' section.

Throughout profiler.sql there are timing numbers (unit = sends) that are rounded to 2 places. Looking in the comments for profiler.sql I noticed the last update was early 2007. Maybe Moore's law and CPU power has caught up with profiler.sql but I would recommend increasing the granularity of the script by doing the following: Read more »

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Food for thought - Who Should Tune SQL - DBA or Developer?

dmann — Mon, 07/20/2009 - 11:35

Iggy Fernandez covers the topic of who is better suited to tune SQL - Developers or DBAs. Also listed are 5 Dangerous Beliefs which may influence the answer to that question.

http://iggyfernandez.wordpress.com/2009/07/12/who-should-tune-sql-the-dba-or-the-developer/

-Dave

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