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What is RUNSTATS?
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RUNSTATS is a utility to collect statistics of the
tablespace that will be used by the optimizer to generate
best cost access paths.
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Answer / srinivasa yadav
RUNSTATS:- RUNSTATS IS A UTILITY
IT IS GET THE LATEST INFORMATION OF TABLESPACE,
INDEX AND e.t.c
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Answer / kathir
this utility is giving information about the tablespace and
indexspace of statistics.
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