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Since the hash_area_size in the test case is 1MB, and the volume of data from the build table is nearly 2MB, we will have to dump about half the build table (1MB) to disk and reread it later (another 1MB) Since we are going to dump about half the build table, it seems likely that we will dump about half of the probe table (5MB) and reread it (another 5MB) Given these figures, we might hope to see an extra cost representing that 12MB (which equates to 1,536 blocks) of extra I/O Of course, we saw from the 10104 trace file that the multiblock I/O size was 9 blocks so Oracle should have been dumping and rereading 9 blocks at a time, for a total of about 170 I/O requests Unfortunately, the total cost of the join is 1,127.

Save your changes and re-start Desktop Manager. The icon should re-appear. If it does not, then re-start your computer and try again.

Since the two tablescans that went into the first pass of acquiring the data had a cost of 255 each, this means we have to explain an extra 1,127 2 * 255 = 617 units of cost This seems a little high compared to our guesstimate Clearly, the arithmetic done by the optimizer is not completely in sync with my description of how the hash join is working, and since my description is based to a fair degree on observing actual I/O patterns, you can infer that the cost calculation doesn t necessarily represent exactly what happens at run time Just to confuse the issue if you run the query against 8i and 10g, you get costs of 1,079 and 1,081 respectively (the difference between these two results comes from the two table scans, not the join itself remember that you add one to tablescan costs from 9i onwards).

You ll notice that the destructor only got called once, and the finalizer got called six times The destructor was for the object created in MakeObjects with stack semantics when the object went out of scope The destructor is not called for a handle type that is not explicitly deleted The finalizer was called when the garbage collection ran (which in this case was forced by calling GC::Collect) If you have a finalizer that does something important, you ll want your destructor to call your finalizer to make sure that the cleanup operations occur promptly rather than waiting until a garbage collection cycle occurs A destructor call suppresses the finalizer Now try removing the call to GC::Collect and rerunning the program The finalizer is still called six times even though the process may have shut down Finalizers will be run when the process ends.

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