Vladimir Sitniko
Member
Hi,
Currently SQL Developer does not support displaying detailed resource consumption of a particular query.
The long-available feature is described by Jonathan Lewis:http://jonathanlewis.wordpress.com/2007/11/25/gather_plan_statistics/
For me being a performance engineer this is a major drawback of using PL/SQL Developer. That is the reason I use SQL Developer and evangelize SQL Developer
Can you please implement the feature in PL/SQL Developer?
For instance, in plan window if query contains "gather_plan_statistics", execute a query, do FULL fetch, and display statistics (starts, actual rows, buffer gets, disk reads, temp usage, etc)
Note: ideally there should be a way to copy&paste the resulting statistics to attach the results to a ticket management system.
Currently SQL Developer does not support displaying detailed resource consumption of a particular query.
The long-available feature is described by Jonathan Lewis:http://jonathanlewis.wordpress.com/2007/11/25/gather_plan_statistics/
For me being a performance engineer this is a major drawback of using PL/SQL Developer. That is the reason I use SQL Developer and evangelize SQL Developer
Can you please implement the feature in PL/SQL Developer?
For instance, in plan window if query contains "gather_plan_statistics", execute a query, do FULL fetch, and display statistics (starts, actual rows, buffer gets, disk reads, temp usage, etc)
Note: ideally there should be a way to copy&paste the resulting statistics to attach the results to a ticket management system.