Tracing SQL in 10g
Hi All,
I have an application developed in .Net. It has lots of search screens what takes lot of time to search based on some criterias. I am accessing this from my client machine. My database is located in remote location and it has UNIX OS and Oracle is 64Bit.
I want to fine tune search performance. For this I want to know which queries are fired when user click or initiate any search.
I do not access to UNIX Box from my client machine so I can not get trace file also.
Can we get list of SQL in AWR?
Which is the best way to get these SQLs?
If I get SQL then I can concentrate improving its performance.
Regards,
Danish
Hi Amin,
Cut from my ADDM report is as follows:
FINDING 1: 31% impact (1600 seconds)
Individual database segments responsible for significant user I/O wait were
found.
RECOMMENDATION 1: Segment Tuning, 31% benefit (1600 seconds)
ACTION: Run "Segment Advisor" on TABLE "XYZ" with
object id 195857.
RELEVANT OBJECT: database object with id 195857
ACTION: Investigate application logic involving I/O on TABLE
"XYZ" with object id 195857.
RELEVANT OBJECT: database object with id 195857
RATIONALE: The I/O usage statistics for the object are: 1 full object
scans, 8307030 physical reads, 0 physical writes and 0 direct reads.
RATIONALE: The SQL statement with SQL_ID "8dhb6vw4s2sh0" spent
significant time waiting for User I/O on the hot object.
RELEVANT OBJECT: SQL statement with SQL_ID 8dhb6vw4s2sh0
SELECT /*NESTED_TABLE_GET_REFS*/ "XYZ"."XYZ".* FROM
"XYZ"."XYZ"
SYMPTOMS THAT LED TO THE FINDING:
SYMPTOM: Wait class "User I/O" was consuming significant database time.
(46% impact [2400 seconds])
FINDING 2: 27% impact (1421 seconds)
SQL statements consuming significant database time were found.
RECOMMENDATION 1: SQL Tuning, 44% benefit (2326 seconds)
ACTION: Run SQL Tuning Advisor on the SQL statement with SQL_ID
"8dhb6vw4s2sh0".
RELEVANT OBJECT: SQL statement with SQL_ID 8dhb6vw4s2sh0 and
PLAN_HASH 3792949475
SELECT /*NESTED_TABLE_GET_REFS*/ "xyz"."xyz".* FROM
"xyz"."xyz"
Here I can not make out my sql in this report. How should I get this?
I just want that when I execute any search in my application then I want to view SQL which is executed in backend so that I can tune it.
Thanks.
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sum(SAWITH8.c2) over (partition by SAWITH8.c8, SAWITH8.c9, SAWITH8.c3) as c5,
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SAWITH8.c7 as c7,
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SAWITH8.c9 as c9,
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D1.c3 as c3,
D1.c4 as c4,
D1.c5 as c5,
D1.c6 as c6,
D1.c7 as c7
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SAWITH10.c5 as c5,
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SAWITH10.c7 as c7,
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from
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ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK ORDER BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK DESC) as c5
from
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ ),
SAWITH13 AS (select Case when case SAWITH12.c5 when 1 then SAWITH12.c3 else NULL end is not null then Rank() OVER ( ORDER BY case SAWITH12.c5 when 1 then SAWITH12.c3 else NULL end ASC NULLS LAST ) end as c1,
SAWITH12.c2 as c2,
SAWITH12.c4 as c3
from
SAWITH12),
SAWITH14 AS (select min(SAWITH13.c1) over (partition by SAWITH13.c3) as c1,
SAWITH13.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH13),
SAWITH15 AS (select distinct SAWITH14.c1 + 1 as c1,
SAWITH14.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH14),
SAWITH16 AS (select T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME as c2,
T28761.PERIOD_START_DATE as c3,
T28761.QUARTER_RANK as c4,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK ORDER BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK DESC) as c5
from
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ ),
SAWITH17 AS (select Case when case SAWITH16.c5 when 1 then SAWITH16.c3 else NULL end is not null then Rank() OVER ( ORDER BY case SAWITH16.c5 when 1 then SAWITH16.c3 else NULL end ASC NULLS LAST ) end as c1,
SAWITH16.c2 as c2,
SAWITH16.c4 as c3
from
SAWITH16),
SAWITH18 AS (select distinct min(SAWITH17.c1) over (partition by SAWITH17.c3) as c1,
SAWITH17.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH17),
SAWITH19 AS (select sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c1,
T30728.PARENT_REGION as c2
from
SAWITH15 left outer join (
XXFI.XXFI_REVFCST_POL_REPORTING_V T37838 /* Fact_POL_Snapshot */ left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GEO_REGION_ACCUM T30728 /* Dim_Regions */ On T30728.COUNTRY_CODE = T37838.SHIP_TO_COUNTRY_CODE2) On SAWITH15.c2 = T37838.PERIOD_NAME,
SAWITH18
where ( SAWITH18.c1 = SAWITH15.c1 and SAWITH18.c2 = '2010-Q2' and (T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER is null or T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER not like '%Budget%') )
group by T30728.PARENT_REGION),
SAWITH20 AS (select T28761.PERIOD_NAME as c2,
T28761.PERIOD_START_DATE as c3,
T28761.QUARTER_RANK as c4,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK ORDER BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK DESC) as c5
from
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ ),
SAWITH21 AS (select Case when case SAWITH20.c5 when 1 then SAWITH20.c3 else NULL end is not null then Rank() OVER ( ORDER BY case SAWITH20.c5 when 1 then SAWITH20.c3 else NULL end ASC NULLS LAST ) end as c1,
SAWITH20.c2 as c2,
SAWITH20.c4 as c3
from
SAWITH20),
SAWITH22 AS (select min(SAWITH21.c1) over (partition by SAWITH21.c3) as c1,
SAWITH21.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH21),
SAWITH23 AS (select distinct SAWITH22.c1 + 1 as c1,
SAWITH22.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH22),
SAWITH24 AS (select T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME as c2,
T28761.PERIOD_START_DATE as c3,
T28761.QUARTER_RANK as c4,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK ORDER BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK DESC) as c5
from
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ ),
SAWITH25 AS (select Case when case SAWITH24.c5 when 1 then SAWITH24.c3 else NULL end is not null then Rank() OVER ( ORDER BY case SAWITH24.c5 when 1 then SAWITH24.c3 else NULL end ASC NULLS LAST ) end as c1,
SAWITH24.c2 as c2,
SAWITH24.c4 as c3
from
SAWITH24),
SAWITH26 AS (select distinct min(SAWITH25.c1) over (partition by SAWITH25.c3) as c1,
SAWITH25.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH25),
SAWITH27 AS (select sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c1
from
SAWITH23 left outer join XXFI.XXFI_REVFCST_POL_REPORTING_V T37838 /* Fact_POL_Snapshot */ On SAWITH23.c2 = T37838.PERIOD_NAME,
SAWITH26
where ( SAWITH26.c1 = SAWITH23.c1 and SAWITH26.c2 = '2010-Q2' and (T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER is null or T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER not like '%Budget%') ) ),
SAWITH28 AS (select sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c1,
sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 50 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 50 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c2
from
XXFI.XXFI_REVFCST_POL_REPORTING_V T37838 /* Fact_POL_Snapshot */ left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ On T28761.PERIOD_NAME = T37838.PERIOD_NAME
where ( T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME = '2010-Q2' and (T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER is null or T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER not like '%Budget%') ) ),
SAWITH29 AS (select sum(T34877.AMOUNT) as c1
from
XXFI.XXFI_REVENUE_BUDGET_ACCUM T34877 /* Fact_Revenue_Budgets */ left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ On T28761.PERIOD_NAME = T34877.PERIOD_NAME
where ( T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME = '2010-Q2' ) )
select case when SAWITH7.c2 is not null then SAWITH7.c2 when SAWITH9.c6 is not null then SAWITH9.c6 when SAWITH11.c3 is not null then SAWITH11.c3 end as c1,
case when SAWITH9.c3 is not null then SAWITH9.c3 when SAWITH19.c2 is not null then SAWITH19.c2 when SAWITH7.c6 is not null then SAWITH7.c6 when SAWITH11.c4 is not null then SAWITH11.c4 end as c2,
case when SAWITH7.c3 is not null then SAWITH7.c3 when SAWITH9.c7 is not null then SAWITH9.c7 when SAWITH11.c5 is not null then SAWITH11.c5 end as c3,
SAWITH9.c5 / nullif( 1000, 0) as c4,
SAWITH7.c1 / nullif( 1000, 0) as c5,
SAWITH11.c2 / nullif( 1000, 0) as c6,
nvl(SAWITH9.c4 , 0) / nullif( nvl(SAWITH11.c2 , 0), 0) * 100 as c7,
case when SAWITH7.c4 is not null then SAWITH7.c4 when SAWITH9.c8 is not null then SAWITH9.c8 when SAWITH11.c6 is not null then SAWITH11.c6 end as c16,
case when SAWITH11.c7 is not null then SAWITH11.c7 when SAWITH9.c9 is not null then SAWITH9.c9 when SAWITH7.c5 is not null then SAWITH7.c5 end as c17,
SAWITH27.c1 as c19,
SAWITH28.c2 as c20,
SAWITH29.c1 as c21,
SAWITH28.c1 as c22,
SAWITH19.c1 as c23,
SAWITH9.c2 as c24,
SAWITH11.c1 as c25,
SAWITH9.c1 as c26
from
SAWITH7 full outer join SAWITH9 On SAWITH7.c5 = SAWITH9.c9 and nvl(SAWITH7.c4 , 88.0) = nvl(SAWITH9.c8 , 88.0) and nvl(SAWITH7.c4 , 99.0) = nvl(SAWITH9.c8 , 99.0) and nvl(SAWITH7.c6 , 'q') = nvl(SAWITH9.c3 , 'q') and nvl(SAWITH7.c6 , 'z') = nvl(SAWITH9.c3 , 'z')) full outer join SAWITH11 On SAWITH11.c7 = case when SAWITH7.c5 is not null then SAWITH7.c5 when SAWITH9.c9 is not null then SAWITH9.c9 end and nvl(SAWITH11.c4 , 'q') = nvl(case when SAWITH7.c6 is not null then SAWITH7.c6 when SAWITH9.c3 is not null then SAWITH9.c3 end , 'q') and nvl(SAWITH11.c4 , 'z') = nvl(case when SAWITH7.c6 is not null then SAWITH7.c6 when SAWITH9.c3 is not null then SAWITH9.c3 end , 'z') and nvl(SAWITH11.c6 , 88.0) = nvl(case when SAWITH7.c4 is not null then SAWITH7.c4 when SAWITH9.c8 is not null then SAWITH9.c8 end , 88.0) and nvl(SAWITH11.c6 , 99.0) = nvl(case when SAWITH7.c4 is not null then SAWITH7.c4 when SAWITH9.c8 is not null then SAWITH9.c8 end , 99.0)) full outer join SAWITH19 On nvl(SAWITH19.c2 , 'q') = nvl(case when SAWITH7.c6 is not null then SAWITH7.c6 when SAWITH9.c3 is not null then SAWITH9.c3 when SAWITH11.c4 is not null then SAWITH11.c4 end , 'q') and nvl(SAWITH19.c2 , 'z') = nvl(case when SAWITH7.c6 is not null then SAWITH7.c6 when SAWITH9.c3 is not null then SAWITH9.c3 when SAWITH11.c4 is not null then SAWITH11.c4 end , 'z'),
SAWITH27,
SAWITH28,
SAWITH29
order by c2
+++:cfa20000:cfa20015:----2013/08/14 10:31:12
-------------------- Query Status: Successful Completion
+++:cfa20000:cfa20015:----2013/08/14 10:31:12
-------------------- Rows 21, bytes 34272 retrieved from database query id: <<5087545>>
+++:cfa20000:cfa20015:----2013/08/14 10:31:12
-------------------- Physical query response time 27 (seconds), id <<5087545>>
+++:cfa20000:cfa20015:----2013/08/14 10:31:12
-------------------- Physical Query Summary Stats: Number of physical queries 1, Cumulative time 27, DB-connect time 0 (seconds)
+++:cfa20000:cfa20015:----2013/08/14 10:31:12
-------------------- Rows returned to Client 17
--------------------------------------------- 11g Query ----------------------------------------------------------
Sending query to database named EBS Rapid Data Store (id: <<2779207>>), connection pool named EBS XXFI Connection Pool, logical request hash 1334563, physical request hash 292e1532: [[
WITH
OBICOMMON0 AS (select T28761.PERIOD_NAME as c2,
T28761.PERIOD_START_DATE as c3,
T28761.QUARTER_RANK as c4,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK ORDER BY T28761.QUARTER_RANK DESC) as c5,
T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME as c6
from
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ ),
SAWITH0 AS (select Case when case D1.c5 when 1 then D1.c3 else NULL end is not null then Rank() OVER ( ORDER BY case D1.c5 when 1 then D1.c3 else NULL end ASC NULLS LAST ) end as c1,
D1.c2 as c2,
D1.c4 as c3
from
OBICOMMON0 D1),
SAWITH1 AS (select min(D1.c1) over (partition by D1.c3) as c1,
D1.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH0 D1),
SAWITH2 AS (select distinct D1.c1 + 1 as c1,
D1.c2 as c2
from
SAWITH1 D1),
SAWITH3 AS (select Case when case D1.c5 when 1 then D1.c3 else NULL end is not null then Rank() OVER ( ORDER BY case D1.c5 when 1 then D1.c3 else NULL end ASC NULLS LAST ) end as c1,
D1.c6 as c2,
D1.c4 as c3
from
OBICOMMON0 D1),
SAWITH4 AS (select distinct min(D1.c1) over (partition by D1.c3) as c1,
D1.c2 as c2,
D1.c3 as c3
from
SAWITH3 D1),
SAWITH5 AS (select sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c1,
D4.c2 as c2,
T41894.ICN_GROUP as c3,
T30728.PARENT_REGION as c4,
D4.c3 as c5,
T41894.ICN_GROUP_CODE as c6
from
SAWITH2 D6 left outer join (
XXFI.XXFI_REVFCST_POL_REPORTING_V T37838 /* Fact_POL_Snapshot */ left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GEO_REGION_ACCUM T30728 /* Dim_Regions */ On T30728.COUNTRY_CODE = T37838.SHIP_TO_COUNTRY_CODE2) left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_ICN_OWNERS_V T41894 /* Dim_ICN_Override */ On T37838.OVERRIDE_ICN = T41894.ICN_CODE) On D6.c2 = T37838.PERIOD_NAME,
SAWITH4 D4
where ( D4.c1 = D6.c1 and D4.c2 = '2010-Q2' and (T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER is null or T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER not like '%Budget%') )
group by T30728.PARENT_REGION, T41894.ICN_GROUP_CODE, T41894.ICN_GROUP, D4.c2, D4.c3),
SAWITH6 AS (select sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 50 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 50 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c1,
sum(case when T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG = 'C' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) when T37838.PERIOD_NAME <> 'March-13' and T37838.FORECAST_PROBABILITY_PERCENT >= 75 and T37838.POL_VERSION_FLAG is null then nvl(T37838.AMOUNT , 0) else 0 end ) as c2,
T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME as c3,
T41894.ICN_GROUP as c4,
T30728.PARENT_REGION as c5,
T28761.QUARTER_RANK as c6,
T41894.ICN_GROUP_CODE as c7
from
XXFI.XXFI_REVFCST_POL_REPORTING_V T37838 /* Fact_POL_Snapshot */ left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ On T28761.PERIOD_NAME = T37838.PERIOD_NAME) left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GEO_REGION_ACCUM T30728 /* Dim_Regions */ On T30728.COUNTRY_CODE = T37838.SHIP_TO_COUNTRY_CODE2) left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_ICN_OWNERS_V T41894 /* Dim_ICN_Override */ On T37838.OVERRIDE_ICN = T41894.ICN_CODE
where ( T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME = '2010-Q2' and (T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER is null or T37838.PROSPECT_NUMBER not like '%Budget%') )
group by T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME, T28761.QUARTER_RANK, T30728.PARENT_REGION, T41894.ICN_GROUP_CODE, T41894.ICN_GROUP),
SAWITH7 AS (select sum(T34877.AMOUNT) as c1,
T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME as c2,
T41894.ICN_GROUP as c3,
T30728.PARENT_REGION as c4,
T28761.QUARTER_RANK as c5,
T41894.ICN_GROUP_CODE as c6
from
XXFI.XXFI_REVENUE_BUDGET_ACCUM T34877 /* Fact_Revenue_Budgets */ left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GL_FISCAL_MONTHS_V T28761 /* Dim_Periods */ On T28761.PERIOD_NAME = T34877.PERIOD_NAME) left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_GEO_REGION_ACCUM T30728 /* Dim_Regions */ On T30728.COUNTRY_CODE = T34877.SHIP_TO_COUNTRY_CODE2) left outer join
XXFI.XXFI_ICN_OWNERS_V T41894 /* Dim_ICN_Override */ On T34877.OVERRIDE_ICN = T41894.ICN_CODE
where ( T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME = '2010-Q2' )
group by T28761.QUARTER_YEAR_NAME, T28761.QUARTER_RANK, T30728.PARENT_REGION, T41894.ICN_GROUP_CODE, T41894.ICN_GROUP),
SAWITH8 AS (select D1.c1 as c1,
D1.c2 as c2,
D1.c3 as c3,
D1.c4 as c4,
D1.c5 as c5,
D1.c6 as c6,
D1.c7 as c7,
D1.c8 as c8,
D1.c9 as c9,
D1.c18 as c18,
D1.c19 as c19,
D1.c20 as c20,
D1.c21 as c21,
D1.c22 as c22
from
(select 0 as c1,
case when D1.c2 is not null then D1.c2 when D2.c3 is not null then D2.c3 when D3.c2 is not null then D3.c2 end as c2,
case when D1.c3 is not null then D1.c3 when D2.c4 is not null then D2.c4 when D3.c3 is not null then D3.c3 end as c3,
case when D1.c4 is not null then D1.c4 when D2.c5 is not null then D2.c5 when D3.c4 is not null then D3.c4 end as c4,
case when D1.c5 is not null then D1.c5 when D2.c6 is not null then D2.c6 when D3.c5 is not null then D3.c5 end as c5,
nvl(D2.c2 , 0) / nullif( nvl(D3.c1 , 0), 0) * 100 as c6,
D3.c1 / 1000 as c7,
D1.c1 / 1000 as c8,
D2.c1 / 1000 as c9,
case when D1.c6 is not null then D1.c6 when D2.c7 is not null then D2.c7 when D3.c6 is not null then D3.c6 end as c18,
D2.c2 as c19,
D3.c1 as c20,
D1.c1 as c21,
D2.c1 as c22,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY case when D1.c2 is not null then D1.c2 when D2.c3 is not null then D2.c3 when D3.c2 is not null then D3.c2 end , case when D1.c3 is not null then D1.c3 when D2.c4 is not null then D2.c4 when D3.c3 is not null then D3.c3 end , case when D1.c4 is not null then D1.c4 when D2.c5 is not null then D2.c5 when D3.c4 is not null then D3.c4 end , case when D1.c5 is not null then D1.c5 when D2.c6 is not null then D2.c6 when D3.c5 is not null then D3.c5 end , case when D1.c6 is not null then D1.c6 when D2.c7 is not null then D2.c7 when D3.c6 is not null then D3.c6 end ORDER BY case when D1.c2 is not null then D1.c2 when D2.c3 is not null then D2.c3 when D3.c2 is not null then D3.c2 end ASC, case when D1.c3 is not null then D1.c3 when D2.c4 is not null then D2.c4 when D3.c3 is not null then D3.c3 end ASC, case when D1.c4 is not null then D1.c4 when D2.c5 is not null then D2.c5 when D3.c4 is not null then D3.c4 end ASC, case when D1.c5 is not null then D1.c5 when D2.c6 is not null then D2.c6 when D3.c5 is not null then D3.c5 end ASC, case when D1.c6 is not null then D1.c6 when D2.c7 is not null then D2.c7 when D3.c6 is not null then D3.c6 end ASC) as c23
from
SAWITH5 D1 full outer join SAWITH6 D2 On D1.c6 = D2.c7 and SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(D1.c4) = SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(D2.c5) and SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(D1.c5) = SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(D2.c6) ) full outer join SAWITH7 D3 On D3.c6 = case when D1.c6 is not null then D1.c6 when D2.c7 is not null then D2.c7 end and SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(D3.c4) = SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(case when D1.c4 is not null then D1.c4 when D2.c5 is not null then D2.c5 end ) and SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(D3.c5) = SYS_OP_MAP_NONNULL(case when D1.c5 is not null then D1.c5 when D2.c6 is not null then D2.c6 end )
) D1
where ( D1.c23 = 1 ) )
select D1.c1 as c1,
D1.c2 as c2,
D1.c3 as c3,
D1.c4 as c4,
D1.c5 as c5,
D1.c6 as c6,
D1.c7 as c7,
D1.c8 as c8,
D1.c9 as c9,
D1.c18 as c19,
D1.c19 as c21,
D1.c20 as c22,
D1.c21 as c23,
D1.c22 as c24
from
SAWITH8 D1
order by c4, c2, c5, c19, c3
[2013-08-14T10:38:15.000-05:00] [OracleBIServerComponent] [TRACE:2] [USER-34] [] [ecid: 54a0696aeaefab88:-d74da91:1406506ef2a:-8000-00000000000151e6,0:1:9:6:1] [tid: a093e700] [requestid: cc480014] [sessionid: cc480000] [username: ] -------------------- Query Status: Successful Completion [[
[2013-08-14T10:38:15.000-05:00] [OracleBIServerComponent] [TRACE:2] [USER-26] [] [ecid: 54a0696aeaefab88:-d74da91:1406506ef2a:-8000-00000000000151e6,0:1:9:6:1] [tid: a093e700] [requestid: cc480014] [sessionid: cc480000] [username: ] -------------------- Rows 17, bytes 27200 retrieved from database query id: <<2779207>>check the report for the columns which has incorrect values for any calculation, null handling.
also check whether there is a difference in logical SQL between 10g and 11g.
also check whether they are pointing to same db.
check for null handling or default value not being set in 11g.
try rebuilding the same report, to check the metrics individually verify they match with 10g.
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