How to re-run query with bind values

Hello,
I have a sql statement which I obtained from statspack report. After looking at explan plan, I created an idex. Now I want to re-run the query and exame the explan plan again and see if newly created index helped. But how to re-run the query when it contains bind variables? Thank you.

Have to define and exec them first (if you know the values; null otherwise, so if you can get values, you will have a better idea of what takes place).

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