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// Display the current scores and tiles in the bag or // in each player's rack. void PrintScores() { Console::Write("Current stats: "); if (bag->Count != 0) { Console::WriteLine("{0} tiles remaining in tile bag.", bag->Count); } else { Console::WriteLine("No tiles remaining in tile bag."); } for (int i = 0; i < nPlayer; i++) { Console::WriteLine("{0,-10} -- Score: {1,3} Number of tiles: {2} -- ", players[i]->Name, players[i]->Score, players[i]->TileCount); } } // Display the permanent gameboard (overload). void PrintBoard() { PrintBoard(gameBoard); } // Display the gameboard. This overload takes a board // as an argument, so it is possible to display the proposed // play before committing it to the permanent gameboard. void PrintBoard(array<Tile^, 2>^ board) { Console::WriteLine(); Console::Write(" "); for (int i = 0; i < BOARD_SIZE; i++) Console::Write(" {0:X1} ", i); Console::WriteLine(); for (int i = 0; i < BOARD_SIZE; i++) { Console::Write(" {0:X1} ", i); for (int j = 0; j < BOARD_SIZE; j++) {

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On the down side, this strategy may mean that an order by clause could need a sort that would not otherwise be necessary Clearly, the choice of plan needs to be cost-based; however, it may also be affected by a cache-monitoring routine carried out by the CKPT (checkpoint) process as event 10299 is described by the comment Trace prefetch tracking decisions made by CKPT Looking at either picture, it is quite easy to see that a simple approximation to the cost of performing a nested loop could be described by this rationale: What is the cost of getting all the required rows from the first table How many rows will appear in the first table What is the typical cost of finding related rows once in the second table, given the newly available information I have from the current row in the first table.

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The first one enables collection of cache statistics, the second one enables the use of cache statistics for optimization and since it can be set at the session level, it can t really hurt to try fiddling with it (on a test database). set autotrace traceonly explain alter session set "_optimizer_cache_stats" = true; select count(*) from t1; alter session set "_optimizer_cache_stats" = false; select count(*) from t1; set autotrace off In this particular test, the cost of the tablescan with _optimizer_cache_stats set to false was 5,030 (this was following on from the 2KB block test earlier). When I switched _optimizer_cache_stats to true, the cost dropped to 5,025. Unfortunately, I couldn t see any SQL accessing cache_stats_1$ during the optimization phase when I enabled cache stats. On the other hand, the optimizer always accessed the empty tab_stats$ and ind_stats$ tables to optimize a new statement. I m still in the dark about what this scattered collection of observations means but there seem to be at least two groups in Oracle Corporation who are working on ideas about including localized cache hit ratios into the optimizer. If or when the feature goes into production, it s sure to fix some existing problems; it s also likely to create some new ones. How, for example, do you work out what the execution plan was 24 hours after a performance problem has come and gone, when the localized cache hit ratios have changed or you re only allowed to run diagnostics on the UAT system where the localized cache hit ratios have nothing to do with the figures you get from production (You may have to license the AWR whether you like it or not.)