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• Reg: SQL query execution time

  Hi all
  
  How to identify the oracle sql query execution time.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  SQL> set timing on
  

• How to know the execution time of query in sql plus

  Hello
  
  I want to know the duration of execution of query in sql more accompanied by statistics
  
  I say time is set on;
  Set autotrace on;
  Select * view where usr_id = "abcd";
  
  
  If the result is 300 lines it scrolls up until all the rows are retrieved and finally gives me the run time in 40 seconds, or 1 minute... (it is after all records scrolls)
  
  but when I run it in Toad he gives 350 milli seconds...
  
  I want to see the execution time in sql how to proceed
  
  client and database server 11g is g 10
  
  concerning
  REDA

  In sqlplus you can do set autotrace traces to suppress the display of the selected lines.

  John

• Help please - issue of calculation of execution time

  Hello
  
  Version of DB: database Oracle 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0
  Previous thread (RE: help please - issue of calculation of execution time) mode lock, therefore open new thread.
  
  Karthick_Arp thanks for your great help with the merge code.
  
  I modified my code with Merge statement instead of loops and internal loops.
  
  PFB code and output. But still I am negitive values over time of execution because end_time < start_time is coming. Please suggest me how to solve this problem.
  
  1 CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE my_proc
  2 EAST
  3 sql_string VARCHAR2 (4000);
  4 v_start_time TIMESTAMP;
  5 v_end_time TIMESTAMP;
  6 v_rowcnt NUMBER;
  7. START
  8 FOR c1 IN (SELECT ROWNUM tab_no, tablename, TYPE
  9 FROM stored_ddl_policies by tablename) / * mourning tablename order * /.
  10 LOOP
  11 sql_string: = q']
  12 merge into #tablename # b
  13 using (select empkey, id, dt
  14de emp_base) on (a.empkey = b.empkey)
  15when matched then update set b.id = a.id, b.dt = a.dt] ";
  16 sql_string: = REPLACE (sql_string, "#tablename #", c1.tablename);
  17 v_start_time: = SYSTIMESTAMP;
  18
  19 sql_string EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.
  20
  21 v_end_time: = SYSTIMESTAMP;
  22 v_rowcnt: = SQL % ROWCOUNT;
  23 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (c1.tablename); / * added for display * /.
  24 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_start_time);
  25 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_end_time);
  26 INSERT INTO exec_time (TABLE_NAME, START_TIME, END_TIME, EXCUTION_TIME, NO_OF_RECORDS_PROCESSED)
  27 VALUES (c1.tab_no |) ' ' || C1. TableName, v_start_time, v_end_time, v_end_time - v_start_time, v_rowcnt);
  28 END LOOP;
  29
  30 COMMIT;
  31EXCEPTION
  32 THEN THAN OTHERS
  33 THEN
  34 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (SQLERRM);
  35END;
  16 m
  
  OUTPUT:
  

  select * from exec_time by start_time desc

  TABLE_NAME START_TIME, END_TIME EXCUTION_TIME NO_OF_RECORDS_PROCESSED
  
  6 TAB6 31/05/2013 3:07:00.282065 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:47.103731 AM - 00 33 00:00:13.178334
  23 TAB23 31/05/2013 3:06:56.159271 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:56.342313 AM + 00 00:00:00.183042 1013
  20 TAB20 31/05/2013 3:06:47.104115 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:09.054770 158169 3:06:56.158885
  13 TAB13 31/05/2013 3:06:41.668578 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:31.690199 AM - 00 28 00:00:09.978379
  7 TAB7 31/05/2013 3:06:41.624134 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:41.668468 AM + 00 00:00:00.044334 0
  12 TAB12 31/05/2013 3:06:31.690582 AM 31/05/2013 3:07:00.281522 AM + 00 00:00:28.590940 240715
  3 TAB 3 31/05/2013 3:06:24.669461 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:41.623421 AM + 00 00:00:16.953960 47426
  2 TAB2 31/05/2013 3:06:24.182326 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:00.486723 5242 3:06:24.669049
  8 RAB8 31/05/2013 3:06:21.416823 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:24.181956 AM + 00 00:00:02.765133 28636
  1 TAB1 31/05/2013 3:06:16.320679 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:05.095731 132633 3:06:21.416410
  16 TAB16 31/05/2013 3:06:07.446056 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:08.874227 421215 3:06:16.320283
  11 TAB11 31/05/2013 3:06:07.442987 AM 31/05/2013 3:05:55.361263 AM - 00:00:12.081724-00 60273
  19 TAB19 31/05/2013 3:06:03.683463 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:07.445630 AM + 00 00:00:03.762167 77549
  15 TAB15 31/05/2013 3:06:00.291696 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:03.683017 AM + 00 00:00:03.391321 77117
  10 TAB10 31/05/2013 3:05:57.787733 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:09.654601 517960 3:06:07.442334
  18 TAB18 31/05/2013 3:05:56.742873 AM 31/05/2013 3:06:00.291274 AM + 00 00:00:03.548401 105630
  24 TAB24 31/05/2013 3:05:55.361707 AM 31/05/2013 3:05:56.742506 AM + 00 00:00:01.380799 15115
  4 TAB4 31/05/2013 3:05:18.873303 AM 31/05/2013 3:05:06.966972 AM - 00:00:11.906331-00 49078
  21 TAB21 31/05/2013 3:05:13.609759 AM 31/05/2013 3:05:18.872878 AM + 00 00:00:05.263119 56525
  22 TAB22 31/05/2013 3:05:09.070048 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:48.717139 451439 3:05:57.787187
  5 TAB5 31/05/2013 3:05:06.967411 AM 31/05/2013 3:05:09.069642 AM + 00 00:00:02.102231 773
  25 TAB25 31/05/2013 3:05:05.198282 AM 31/05/2013 AM + 00 00:00:08.410911 308670 3:05:13.609193
  14 TAB14 31/05/2013 3:04:59.575951 AM 31/05/2013 3:05:05.197701 AM + 00 00:00:05.621750 12118
  17 TAB17 31/05/2013 3:04:43.740910 AM 31/05/2013 3:04:59.575503 AM + 00 00:00:15.834593 529
  9 TAB9 31/05/2013 3:04:38.286041 AM 31/05/2013 3:04:59.011404 AM + 00 00:00:20.725363 65921
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Published by: 1008545 on May 31, 2013 01:40
  

• Get the SQL execution plan that is currently running in 9i

  Hello
  
  Apologies for the magnitude of this issue, but I was wondering if someone could help me to the more accurate/efficient way to get a piece of running Oracle 9i SQL execution plan.
  
  in 10g and 11g of course dbms_xplan.display_cursor (sql_id) can be used.
  
  How can this be achieved in 9i, currently I am just get the SQL_TEXT and then executing a plan to explain ("EXPLAIN PLAN for.") - I think that this is not neccesserally the same plan to explain that will be used for the sql code that runs if
  
  Any help would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you

  The plan exists after analysis difficult.
  Statistics of actual execution will require a completed.
  That is why sql followed in real time is so great in 11g.
  In 9i, difficult.

• How to get the query execution time without running...?

  Hello
  
  I had one condition... as follows...
  I had 3 sql statements. I need to run only sql what runtime is very less.
  
  Can someone help me, how to get the time query and run this query without using explain plan... ?
  
  Thank you
  Rajesh

  I can't think in any way at all to get the query execution time without running the query.

  You might get an estimate ( approximation ) If you are using explain plan.

  But you have governed to explain plan for a reason, so I can't help you.
  Why you do not want to use don't explain plan?

• execution time of the procedure

  Hello
  
  I'm working on the Conversion project, there are 7 different procedures that execute one after the other. It takes nearly 17 hours to complete one conversion.
  My question is how can I find out what procedure and/or SQL takes maximum time so that I can fix it. We used dynmaic sql strongly to INSERT/CHANGE/REMOVE.
  We use Oracle 9i.
  
  I tried to use v$ session_longops but there are so many tiny Jules Destrooper in the procedure, which lasts less than 6 seconds to run, v$ session_longops does not display any result.
  

  DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO.SET_MODULE(  module_name => 'Proc1', action_name => 'Start'); 
  DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO.set_action(action_name => 'Just Started');

  Thank you
  Sandy
  
  Published by: Sandy310 on July 27, 2011 14:42

  You can try to create a table to record the execution time of each procedure...
  For example:

  -table of log´s
  create table executation_log (obj_name varchar2 (120),)
  VARCHAR2 (120) of the event.
  time_execute timestamp);

  -log´s procedure
  create or replace procedure prc_log (p_obj_name in varchar2,
  p_event in varchar2)
  is

  pragma autonomous_transaction;

  Start

  insert into executation_log (obj_name, event, time_execute)
  values(p_obj_name,p_event,SYSTIMESTAMP);

  end prc_log

  declare

  Start

  -call the log´s procedure
  prc_log (p_obj_name-online 'frist_object',
  p_event-online 'start');

  -call your drifter
  frist_object;

  -After the procedure of log´s you call compare the process start and end
  prc_log (p_obj_name-online 'frist_object',
  p_event-online "finish");

  -new
  prc_log (p_obj_name-online 'second_object',
  p_event-online 'start');

  second_object;

  -call once again, once again, once again
  prc_log (p_obj_name-online 'second_object',
  p_event-online "finish");

  end;

  -Drifter, then select table log´s
  Select *.
  of e executation_log
  order of e.time_execute

  Thank you...

• How to know the execution time

  Hello
  
  I'm using Oracle 11 g. I want to know the execution time of a query.
  
  Can someone help me please how to find it.
  
  And. y at - it a tool that compares the performance of the 2 queries?

  user13044793 wrote:
  Hello

  I'm using Oracle 11 g. I want to know the execution time of a query.

  Can someone help me please how to find it.

  In SQL * more:

  SET TIMING ON

  And. y at - it a tool that compares the performance of the 2 queries?

  In SQL * more:

  SET AUTOTRACE ON

  URS

• procedure execution time?

  Hello gurus,
  

     
    SQL> BEGIN
    2    in_proc;
    3    COMMIT;
    4  END;
    5  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  when i run above code ...it doesnt say the elapsed time or time it took to execute ...any idea to know how to get the time it took for execution ??
    

  Thank you!!!

  SQL> set time on;
  1:59:33 PM SQL> begin
               2   dbms_output.put_line('hello');
               3  end;
               4  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
  
  1:59:45 PM SQL> 
  

  or

  SQL> set serveroutput on;
  SQL> begin
    2    dbms_output.put_line('start: '||to_char(sysdate,'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'));
    3    dbms_output.put_line('hello');
    4    dbms_output.put_line('end: '||to_char(sysdate,'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'));
    5  end;
    6  /
  
  start: 01-mar-2010 14:01:22
  hello
  end: 01-mar-2010 14:01:22
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
  
  SQL> 
  

• How to shorten the execution time of the NXT (TETRIX &amp; MATRIX toolkit) brick

  Hello

  How to shorten the execution time of the NXT brick?

  (TETRIX & MATRIX toolkit, running time)

  The software is 2012 LabVIEW for LEGO MINDSTORMS

  Thank you.

  

  

  Hi 40123157,

  You use the module in an appropriate manner, and there is no simple way to improve the time of loop iteration beyond what you've done. Here are my suggestions:

  (1) the i2c commands take a long time. In your application, it may speed up if you run only move the engine only when the engine speed has changed.

  (2) for this particular example, you do not use the release of the report engine. If this VI does not need to run it can be removed.

  (3) If you need to speed up execution other than that, as a user advanced LabVIEW, you can create a copy of the VI of engines to move and change it as you choose. All you have to to the "DC motors' entry is use cluster to array on the cluster, as shown below. I think you can speed it up by running all the settings before the loop (type sensor and fixed connection configuration), and removing the value of power if you send only the values between-100 and 100.

  (4) drawing on the screen can be slow you down here.

  

• How to calculate the execution time of a SCTL in FPGA VI?

  Hello

  Can someone guide me that how to calculate the execution time of a SCTL for an iteration in the FPGA VI?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Rashid

  Hello r,.

  A SCTL will always run in a beat the clock it has been linked to.  So, if you use a 40 MHz clock, this loop will run in 25 ns.  If the code cannot complete in that, or if it requires two graduations of the watch to do the calculation, your code does not compile, then you have the guarantee that this will always be how long it takes this piece of code to run.

• How to measure the execution time of a specific to a VI process?

  Hello! My VI has two processes: compression and edge detection image and I'm trying to measure the execution time for the process of detection of edge of my VI, but I don't know how to do. Please give me some ideas on how to do it. Thank you!

  There are several ways that you can do.

  -L' one is using the number of cycles before and after your vi to get time like here: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/6F6B9F4E149C80578625652800784764

  - or use the profiling: https://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/lvhowto/profiling_vis/

  Edit: If you're open to suggestions:

  -You have not to load the image inside the loop instead, make him outside of the loop.

  - And I see of many IMAQ buffers are not removed properly. You can have everything at once by Images (No) by logging in to Boolean TRUE: http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370281P-01/imaqvision/imaq_dispose/

• How to calculate the execution time of a loop?

  Hello

  Can someone guide me that how to calculate the execution time of a loop to iterate?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Rashid

  I hope I have your question! See attached screenshot

• too low execution time

  I tried to measure the execution time. The rate is 1KS/s through to read 100 per channel in a loop of 10 and samples. The time should be about 1000 ms, but it is only 500-600 ms. And when I changed the rate/number of samples, the run time does not change... How could it happen?

  Well,.

  The task inside the loop compensation is something of a problem.  (The error handler must jump on the second iteration)

• Why the execution time increases with a while loop, but not with "run continuously?

  Hi all

  I have a problem of severe weather that I don't know how to fix it because I don't know exactly where it comes from.

  I order two RF switches via a data acquisition card (NI USB-6008). One job at the same time can be selected on each switch. Basically, the VI created for this feature (by a colleague) resets all the outputs of acquisition data and active then those desired. It has three entrances, two chain simp0le controls and a cluster table, that contains the list of all the outputs and some practical information to know what is connected (specific to my application).

  I use this VI in a complex application, and I have some problems with the execution time, which increased whenever I said the VI, so I did a test VI (TimeTesting.vi) to determine where the problem came. In this special VI I record the execution time in a csv file to analyze then with excel.

  After several tries, I found that if I run this criterion VI with the while loop, execution on every cycle time increases, but if I remove the while loop and use the funtionnality "Continuous run", the execution time remains the same. In my high level application, I have while loops and events, and so the runtime increases too.

  I someone could explain to me why execution time increases and how can we avoid this? I have attached my VI test and the necessary subVIs, as well as an image of a graph that shows the execution time with a while loop and «run permanently»

  Thanks a lot for your help!

  Your SetReset_DO VI creates a channel whenever it is called.  And that you never delete a task.

  When running continuously, that it's as if it only runs once and LabVIEW has internal mechanisms to close references that will not be used again.  When a VI is used as a Subvi, LV does not know if she will be called again, and lacks these things until the first level VI stops. You have a memory leak.

  Just as you open and close your file outside the loop for, create your channel out of the loop.

  Lynn