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Oracle 10g DML Table Monitoring Changes
With Oracle Database 10g, the statistcis_level
initialization parameter functions as a global option for the table
monitoring mechanism. This mechanism overrides the table level
MONITORING clause. In other words, the [NO]MONITORING clauses are
now obsolete. The statistcis_level parameter was available in 9i.
If the statistcis_level parameter is set to
BASIC, the monitoring feature is disabled. When it is set to TYPICAL
(which is the default setting) or ALL, then the global table
monitoring is enabled.
These changes are aimed at simplifying
operations and also making them consistent with other related
statistics. The modification monitoring mechanism is now enabled by
default, and users of the GATHER AUTO or STALE feature of dbms_stats
no longer have to enable monitoring explicitly for every table under
the default settings.
You can still use the [NO]MONITORING clauses in
the {CREATE | ALTER } TABLE statements as well as the
alter_schema_tab_monitoring and alter_database_tab_monitoring
procedures of the dbms_stats package, but these clauses and
procedures are now considered as no operation. They execute without
giving any error, but have no effect.
There is also no table monitoring for temporary
tables.
So far, we have covered changes and new
features related to statistics collection. In the next section, we
will focus on the new features regarding the fine grain audit method
and other auditing changes.
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