Cost Based Optimizer
From Oracle FAQ
The Cost Based Optimizer (CBO) is a SQL Query optimizer that uses data statistics to identify the query plan with lowest cost before execution. The cost is based on the number of rows in a table, index efficiency, etc.
All applications should be converted to use the Cost Based Optimizer as the Rule Based Optimizer is not be supported in Oracle 10g and above releases.
Also see[edit]
- DBMS_STATS - PL/SQL package used to gather optimizer stats
- Rule Based Optimizer
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