If you are talking about Oracle, it is already there. Just
install the Oracle plugin and next time you execute a
query, click on the "Explain Plan" tab before executing. It
should prompt you to create a "PLAN_TABLE" in your Oracle
schema if one does not already exist.
Rob
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Alas, there is no plugin for Sybase as of yet. Or Postgres,
HSQLDB, H2, and the list goes on. Beyond that, someone who
knows the explain plan mechanism in Sybase - or who has time
to research it - is needed to provide input to someone who
has the knowledge to write the plugin - those two people
_could_ be the same person. However, neither Gerd
nor I have access to a Sybase instance to develop it.
I've downloaded the developer edition of ASE 15, but
I haven't had time to set it up. We'll leave this
feature request open then, since the original intent
was for Explain plan in Sybase.
Rob
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Alan,
If you are talking about Oracle, it is already there. Just
install the Oracle plugin and next time you execute a
query, click on the "Explain Plan" tab before executing. It
should prompt you to create a "PLAN_TABLE" in your Oracle
schema if one does not already exist.
Rob
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How about Sybase?
I ran the following set command for sybase,
SET SHOWPLAN, noexec ON
go
but did not get the query plan. Is there any sybase plugin?
Thank you very much.
Alan
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Alas, there is no plugin for Sybase as of yet. Or Postgres,
HSQLDB, H2, and the list goes on. Beyond that, someone who
knows the explain plan mechanism in Sybase - or who has time
to research it - is needed to provide input to someone who
has the knowledge to write the plugin - those two people
_could_ be the same person. However, neither Gerd
nor I have access to a Sybase instance to develop it.
I've downloaded the developer edition of ASE 15, but
I haven't had time to set it up. We'll leave this
feature request open then, since the original intent
was for Explain plan in Sybase.
Rob