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Oracle SQL Performance Optimization: 1. select an appropriate Oracle optimizerThere are three optimizer types in Oracle A. Rule (Rule-based) B. Cost (cost-based) C. Choose (selectivity) Set the default optimizer. You can declare the optimizer_mode

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