Um...  Something must be messed up...  Mine came through ok...  Work email
using Outlook/Exchange...  I just looked at the fatcity history page for
this messages and there is a bunch of tags in the message...  But, it is
formatted...  Using IE5.5 at least...

Tim

-----Original Message-----
Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 11:50 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L



Naveen and others,

Does this email appear to be completely unformatted to anyone else?

Just wondering if it was formatted when sent, or if this happened along
the way, or is it just me?

I'm not likely to respond to something this difficult to read, and I'm just
wondering if there's a remedy to this.

I've noticed at times that I may send a carefully formatted post only to 
have it appear rather messy on the list.  This most often happens to 
email I send from work using Lotus Notes.

Here at home I use KDE Kmail, which is much easier to configure than Lotus.

Sorry for the intrusion, but this appeared to be an interesting topic, and 
it's rather tedious to format these so I can read them.  I can't be the only
one that recieves mail looking like this.

Thanks,

Jared

On Saturday 02 February 2002 02:50, Naveen Nahata wrote:
> Type ----------------------------- -------- ----------------- CDL_CDL_ID

>                 NOT NULL NUMBER(10) DESCRIPTION                   NOT NULL
> VARCHAR2(50) DOCUMENT_LINE                 NOT NULL NUMBER(2)
DATE_RECEIVED
>                 NOT NULL DATE DATE_RETURNED                          DATE
> INSERTED_BY                   NOT NULL VARCHAR2(30) INSERT_DATE

>       NOT NULL DATE LAST_CHANGED_BY               NOT NULL VARCHAR2(30)
> LAST_CHANGE_DATE              NOT NULL DATEDESCRIPTION column will have
> relatively few distinct values compared to the number of rows so a Bitmap
> Index will be considered.Following are the 3 queries which immediately
come
> to my mind ...Query 1:SELECT DISTINCT cdl.description   FROM cdl_documents
> cdl WHERE description NOT IN (SELECT description
FROM
> cdl_documents                     WHERE cdl_cdl_id = 5);Query 2:SELECT
DISTINCT
> cdl.description   FROM cdl_documents cdl WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1

> FROM cdl_documents                WHERE cdl_cdl_id = 5
AND                       cdl.description =
> description);Query 3:SELECT DISTINCT description  FROM
> cdl_documentsMINUSSELECT DISTINCT description  FROM cdl_documents WHERE
> cdl_cdl_id = 5;One more thing -It is generally not advisable to use a NOT
> IN or NOT EQUAL TO clause for an indexed column bcoz the optimizer will go
> for FULL TABLE SCAN rather than INDEX SCAN. But what if i have a Bitmap
> Index? Will an INDEX SCAN still be avoided? If yes, why?Regards, Naveen
>
>
> ---------------------------------
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