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 Originally Posted by slimdave
In retrospect, it would have been a good idea to store execution plans for queries while they were running well, for comparison when things go badly. Not too late to start n that now though.
Dave
When you said store execution plans for queries whilst they are running well, are you refering to the use of PLAN_TABLE for all queries against the database for the application? How on earth would you go about collecting that? Sounds like a huge project!! If you know some sneaky trick to make said collection easier, i'd be very happy to hear it
...I assume, you aren't talking about using stored outlines...
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