"Jamadagni, Rajendra" wrote:
> 
> This is from my user .... I can't figure why Oracle is not using the index
> even with a hint. Optimizer mode is RULE. BTW the query always returns NULL
> value.
> 
> I'm running a simple query. It's taking too long. Ran an explain plan on it
> and it's doing a full table scan for some reason. I've tried every data base
> thinking there was an index missing or something.  I did /*+ first_rows */
> as well with no success. Any ideas ?   Any suggestions would be appreciated
> !!!!!!
> 
> select mso_or_independent_id
> from   billing_file_summary
> where mso_or_independent_id  = 0104167;
> 

A good reason would be mso_or_independent_id to be declared as a
VARCHAR2. Put the id between quotes.

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