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Oracle Parallel Query Option FAQ

$Date: 13-Dec-1996 $
$Revision: 1.0 $
$Author: Frank Naudé $

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  • What is the Oracle Parallel Query Option?
  • How does one invoke the Parallel Query Option?
  • How does one disable the Parallel Query Option?
  • What parameters can be set to control the Query Option?
  • How does one monitor Parallel Query Execution?

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    What is the Oracle Parallel Query Option?

    The Oracle Parallel Query Option (PQO) allows one to parallise certain SQL statements so it can run on different processors on a multi-processor box. Typical operations that can be run in parallel: full table scans, sorts, sub-queries, data loading etc.

    This option is mainly used for performance reasons and is commonly seen in Decision Support and Data Warehousing applications.

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  • How does one invoke the Parallel Query Option?

    After setting the INIT.ORA parameters necessary for PQO to work, do the following:
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  • How does one disable the Parallel Query Option?

    You can also take out the INIT.ORA parameters that allow PQO to work.

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  • What parameters can be set to control the Query Option?

    The following INIT.ORA parameters can be set to control Parallel Query execution:

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  • How does one monitor Parallel Query Execution?

    Prior to Oracle 8i: Oracle 8i onwards:

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