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  54 HASH JOIN cost EXTERNAL: 116 bytes: 5 584 cardinality: 8
  52 HASH JOIN EXTERNAL cost: 112 bytes: 5 440 cardinality: 8
  50 LOOPS IMBRIQUEES EXTERNAL cost: 109 bytes: 5 296 cardinality: 8
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  Cost EXTERNAL 45 NESTED LOOPS: 95 bytes: 4 912 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL 42 NESTED LOOPS: 87 bytes: 4 416 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL NESTED LOOPS 39: 79 bytes: 4 344 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL 36 NESTED LOOPS: 71 bytes: 4 208 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL 33 NESTED LOOPS: 63 bytes: 3 736 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL LOOPS IMBRIQUEES 30: 58 bytes: 3 360 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL 27 NESTED LOOPS: 54 bytes: 3 136 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL 24 NESTED LOOPS: 52 bytes: 2 912 cardinality: 8
  Cost EXTERNAL NESTED LOOPS 21: 44 bytes: 2 568 cardinality: 8
  LOOPS IMBRIQUEES EXTERNAL cost 18: 43 bytes: 2 416 cardinality: 8
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  Cost 10 NESTED LOOPS: 7 bytes: 1 664 cardinality: 8
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  Cost EXTERNAL 28 NESTED LOOPS: 340 741 bytes: 226 860 cardinality: 190
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  Cost EXTERNAL 22 NESTED LOOPS: 340 536 bytes: 217 550 cardinality: 190
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  Cost EXTERNAL 16 NESTED LOOPS: 340 344 bytes: 202 540 cardinality: 190
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  Cost 10 NESTED LOOPS: 340 328 bytes: 188 100 cardinality: 190
  Cost EXTERNAL 7 NESTED LOOPS: cardinality 3 bytes: 68: 1
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  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO cost 12: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 58
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  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_TYP cost 24: 1 bytes: cardinality 18: 1
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  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_PRO_VEN_DET cost 42: 33 octets: 33 cardinality: 1
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  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_PRO cost 51: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 98
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  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_PRO cost 54: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 112
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