How to find out if your query uses the indexes?

How can one tell if the query being issued is using your indexes or doing full table scans?
Thank you.

Thank you.
Ok, let me see if I understand it. So, having an
index may not speed things up.True
Full table scans are not bad at all -- as I have it
in my head. The query I ran before was: select *
from table1;In that case an index would only slow things down; you are asking it to get all the information from the table - it has to read all of the table ( a full scan).
>
So full table scans and index have to do with the db
block size and the size of the row correct?
Block size and row size don't have a huge amount to do with it, but they do play a role.
Let me ask: How does one know the size of a row and
then the best option for the db blocks? Block size is a global setting (at the tablespace level I think). You would not likely change the block size based on the average row length in any one table. It would be about the last thing you might look at in terms of tuning (though you might consider it up-front if you had a huge amount of very predictable data).
>
And if, I create indexes and queries have the where
clause and the database uses full table scans then
does it means that either:
The database believes that the best execution plan is
to either do FULL SCANS OR USE INDEXES -- ALL UPTO
THE DATABASE?
No. There is another piece of information that the database needs to make good decisions. If for example you have a WHERE clause "WHERE not_paid = 1" and you have an index on not_paid. To make a good decision the database needs to know about how many of the rows are likely to be not_paid =1. If it's 90% then a full table scan will be cheaper than looking up the addresses of 90% of the rows and then getting the data. If it's 10% using the index will be cheaper. You need to use Analyze Tables to get the database to store this information. Looks like you need to use a bit of time with the manuals.
Jon
-J

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