Optimizing an SQL Query using Oracle SQL Developer

Hi ,
Currently i am using Oracle SQL Developer as my Database IDE .
Is it possible to use Orqcles SQLDeveloper for the purpose of Optimizing an SQL Query ??
For example assume i am having a query as :
Select from Tranac_Master where CUST_STATAUS='Y' and JCC_REPORT='N'*
Could anybody please tell me how can i use Oracle SQL Developer to optimize this query or any other SQL queries ??
Please share your ideas , thanks in advance .

1. Your query looks very simplistic as it is, so I fail to see how you can better optimise it (unless 'Tranac_Master' is a view, in which case I'd need to see the view details).
2. No tool can automagically optimise your SQL to any degree of practical use. Very minor adjustments may be possible automatically, but really it is a question of you knowing your data & database design accurately, and then you applying your expert knowledge to tune it.

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