Gene:

which everone is used in production. If the statements are dynamically built
with "variable" hard-coded values then you have a couple options.
1)      Tune the query for the worst case
2)      Tune the query for bind-variables and set "cursor_sharing = force"
in your init.ora

HTH
Kevin

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Hi,

I'm trying to tune a query which has several input 
parameters. I used the bind variables in their place
to create an explain plan. Then I put some real 
data in their place and created another explain plan.
The two plans were different. Which plan should I 
be using in my tuning? The one with the bind vars or
the one with the real data? 

TIA

Gene

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