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Execution Plan (9.2.0.6 Autotrace) ---------------------------------------------------------0 SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=ALL_ROWS (Cost=1127 Card=2000 Bytes=4114000) 1 0 HASH JOIN (Cost=1127 Card=2000 Bytes=4114000) 2 1 TABLE ACCESS (FULL) OF 'BUILD_TAB' (Cost=255 Card=2000 Bytes=2060000) 3 1 TABLE ACCESS (FULL) OF 'PROBE_TAB' (Cost=255 Card=10000 Bytes=10270000) We can do the same arithmetic with the values from user_tab_columns to discover that the bytes figures are indeed number of rows * sum of column lengths giving us 2MB of data from the smaller data set, and 10MB from the larger data set. Because the small data set is now larger than the available memory, Oracle is clearly going to have to adopt a more complex strategy for handling the hash table and this problem is echoed in the cost of the join (1,127), which is now far more than the cost of the two tablescans (255) that are needed to acquire the data in the first place. The difference in cost is largely the effect of the optimizer s estimate of the increased I/O that will occur at run time. Because the hash table is too big to fit into memory, some of it has to be dumped to disk and subsequently reread. Moreover, a similar fraction of the probe table

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will also have to be dumped to disk and reread. Figure 12-2 indicates how the mechanism might work if the required hash table was about four times the size of the available memory.

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Figure 12-2. Onepass hash join In this diagram, we see more of the components that are actually involved when Oracle performs a hash join. These are also present in the optimal hash join, but I chose to ignore them in my original diagram so that I could keep the picture as simple as possible. The most important omission from Figure 12-1 was the (small amount of) memory reserved for a bitmap representing the hash table at the rate of 1 bit per bucket in the hash table. When a build row hashes to a particular bucket, the corresponding bit is set. The rest of the hash_area_size is broken up into chunks (known as clusters or slots) of a size dictated by the parameter _hash_multiblock_io_count (obsolete as of 10g). This parameter always seemed to take the value 9 in earlier versions of Oracle, but is now much more dynamic, and the value is set individually for each query as it is optimized.