Title: RE: what's hash-join
Hi Lisa,
You're correct.
I'm sure you know, but I'd like to add that
hash join usually works faster than over
methods
when there are no good selective conditions
in the
clause WHERE.
Regards,
Ed
Hi Kevin,
It's quick if you
The general school of thought is joining a large table
to a small one. There is an article on Metalink thats
a little out of date now, but it describes the
good/the bad, and tuning of hash joins.
Look for doc 67134.1 and 41954.1
hth
connor
--- Kevin Kostyszyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
What'
And it will skip partitions that it can see will not match any other corresponding
partition.
PD Miller wrote:
At
0:16 -0800 31/5/01, Senthil Ganapathi wrote:
could tell me what's that hash-join
Straight from the concepts manual:
To perform a hash join, Oracle follows these steps:
1. Oracl
Title: RE: what's hash-join
Hi Kevin,
It's quick if you have the temp space to support it. however with larger tables my experience has been that it blows temp, isn't that much faster even if you do have the temp space, and in most cases you are better off with index-driv
It will perform better than sort and merge and nested loops in most cases.
They tend to be fast. But will not out perform index nested loops in most
cases.
Although in some cases a sort and merge can out perform a hash join.
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are ea
Kev:
How well a HASH join works depends on the data you are working with. In my
experience it works best when you are joining a large table against a very
small table.
I've seen up to 50% improvement when I forced the optimizer to use HASH
joins instead of Nested Loops or Merge Joins
Kevin
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What's the performance (gain/loss) on such a join, when would you want to
use one?
Kev
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A method of joining two tables. You scan each and use
a hashing algorithm to isolate/match ke
Huh? Is this jeporady?
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen."
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot
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Probably a cartesian prod
A method of joining two tables. You scan each and use
a hashing algorithm to isolate/match keys.
hth
connor
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> could tell me what's that hash-join
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Title: Re: what's hash-join
At 0:16 -0800 31/5/01, Senthil Ganapathi wrote:
could tell me what's that
hash-join
Straight from the concepts manual:
To perform a hash join, Oracle follows these
steps:
1. Oracle performs a full table scan on each of the tables
and splits each in
Probably a cartesian product
Roland S
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