Didn't do it on migration but I have used it... We
wanted to move a pre-packaged app from rule to cost
based (mainly to get better performance from the adhoc
query).
We started with the stored outline approach and had
some reasonable successes. We didn't go that way in
the end (we separate out the adhoc people so we could
trap their login's and tweak optimizer settings using
db logon triggers instead)
hth
connor
--- Richard Huntley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone using stored outlines to try to make query
> performance more stable
> when migrating from one database to another??
> If so, have your experiences been good or bad with
> implementing and managing
> them? And feel free to let me know
> if you think they're completely useless as well.
>
> TIA,
>
> Richard Huntley
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