Parse Hard & Soft Parse for a given SQL?

Hi all

I need to know which of these is a hard and soft analysis for a given Sql. What I think is the 'charges' and 'invalidation' indicates if a cursor is invalidated and gets reloaded, which allows us to check if a call analysis becomes hard analysis.

Confusion here is should "Disk reads" value nonzero means hard analysis regardless of the 'load' and 'invalidation' and 'Disc bed' zero value means soft parse?

SELECT a.SQL_ID, a.INSTANCE_NUMBER, a.SNAP_ID,
  TO_CHAR(b.END_INTERVAL_TIME, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') snap_time,
  a.PLAN_HASH_VALUE,
        ROUND(a.ELAPSED_TIME_DELTA/1000000) TOTAL_EXECUTION_TIME_SEC,
        ROUND(a.CPU_TIME_DELTA/1000000)    cpu_seconds,
        a.ROWS_PROCESSED_DELTA    rows_processed,
        a.BUFFER_GETS_DELTA      buffer_gets,
        a.DISK_READS_DELTA      disk_reads,
        a.EXECUTIONS_DELTA      executions,
        a.PARSE_CALLS_DELTA    parses,
  a.VERSION_COUNT             version_count,
        a.LOADS_TOTAL               loads_total,
        a.INVALIDATIONS_TOTAL       invalidations_total
FROM DBA_HIST_SQLSTAT a, DBA_HIST_SNAPSHOT b
WHERE a.SNAP_ID = b.SNAP_ID and a.INSTANCE_NUMBER=b.INSTANCE_NUMBER
AND a.INSTANCE_NUMBER=1 AND a.SQL_ID='bsraj0u9r9d3w'
ORDER BY a.SNAP_ID desc;

                                                             TOTAL
              Instance      Snap Snap                    EXECUTION     CPU                    Buffer     Disk                   version loads invalidations
Sql Id          Number        Id Time                    TIME(Sec) Seconds     Rows             Gets    Reads Executions Parses   count total         total
------------- -------- --------- -------------------- ------------ ------- -------- ---------------- -------- ---------- ------ ------- ----- -------------
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9368 12-FEB-2016 12:00              14      13      200       14,079,211      780          2      1       1     6             5 --- hard Parse
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9348 11-FEB-2016 16:00             110      91    1,500      104,806,435        0         15      4       1     5             4 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9347 11-FEB-2016 15:00              30      29      500       34,922,061        0          5      2       1     5             4 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9346 11-FEB-2016 14:00              14      13      200       14,009,248        0          2      1       1     5             4 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9341 11-FEB-2016 09:00              14      13      200       14,009,957      651          2      2       1     5             4 --- hard Parse
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9297 09-FEB-2016 13:00              20      20      500       23,380,631        0          5      4       1     4             3 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9294 09-FEB-2016 10:00              65      53    1,300       58,569,220        0         13     13       1     3             2 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9293 09-FEB-2016 09:00              18      17      300       18,635,057        0          3      2       1     3             2 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9292 09-FEB-2016 08:00              70      67    1,700       77,145,560      787         17     17       1     3             2 --- hard Parse
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9272 08-FEB-2016 12:00              18      18      400       22,164,178        0          4      4       1     2             1 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9270 08-FEB-2016 10:00             106     101    2,500      123,154,635        0         26     24       1     2             1 --- ??
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9269 08-FEB-2016 09:00              11      10      300       11,401,899      657          3      3       1     2             1 --- hard Parse
bsraj0u9r9d3w        1      9253 07-FEB-2016 17:00             104      98    2,300      115,320,927      788         23     23       1     1             0 --- hard Parse

Thanks in advance

Reads disk do not mean that the query will invalidation thus analyze hard. Reading disc mean simply that the IO that happens from disk and it is perhaps due to the result not being not not available in memory.

I'm not sure why you use this type of analysis to check if requests are going for hard analysis or not? Why not pick up a particular query run and use TKPROF(better SQLTXPLAN) or AWR based SQRPT.sql to check the same? What is the exact issuethat, you're trying to solve?

Aman...

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