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Execution Plan: Cost (%CPU)

871977Jul 6 2011 — edited Jul 11 2011
Hi all,

I executed this update statament:

SQL> update oe.CUST_PAYMENT_INFO set CREDIT_CARD_NUMBER='4556988708236903' where CREDIT_CARD_NUMBER='4556988708236902';

524288 rows updated.

And the execution plan is as follow: (please refer the the link bellow)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/64727565@N06/5908120477/

My question is:

What does Cost (%CPU) 1298 (1) mean?

Thank you!
Dan.

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1. Sun's XDK should work fine with most operating systems except for Linux, HP and Windows.

Oracle XML Developer's Kit for Java on Sun Solaris- 9i
xdk_java_9_2_0_6_0.tar.gz


Oracle XML Developer's Kit for PLSQL on Sun Solaris - 9i
xdk_plsql_9_2_0_6_0.tar.gz

Depending on your OS, XDK can be downloaded from Oracle Technet.

2. Use Oracle Metalink Note.171658.1 How To Install and Uninstall the XML Developers Toolkit (XDK for PL/SQL which includes XDK for Java).

Many Thanks
Shiva Kamalkannan
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I have downloaded: xdk_plsql_9_2_0_5_0.zip

but about the installation info you are refering to, I don't find the article...
is it possible to send an url?

many thx koen
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You should find the get the instruction for the Oracle XDK Dev Guide at:

http://otn.oracle.com/pls/db92/db92.docindex?remark=homepage

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