Stats table

Hello

I need the SQL query that uses views DBA to get the list of tables that need to collect statistics. And as for the INDEX, if we can.
Version; Oracle 10g, OS: AIX.

THX
Gowin.

None of these measures in any sense.

AVG_ROW_LEN, for example, is a measure of the amount of data in a row. Collection of statistics will not change this value. If you have long rows, you have long rows. This may indicate that your data model is not sufficiently standardized. Or it can mean that an entity can have relatively long rows. But it has nothing to do with statistics (Finally, except if you can argue that you know the lines, on average, are much larger or smaller than AVG_ROW_LEN and which allows to indicate that the statistics are outdated).

The DBMS_STATS. GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS procedure has a LIST OUT-OF-DATE option that will tell you what are the Oracle tables gathered statistics if you called GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS with the option GATHER STALE. Assuming you are using Oracle algorithm to determine when statistics are out-of-date, which seems reasonable.

Justin

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