Anais, Your “One-Click Assistant”

for SQL Tuning


More than 80% of performance issues in an Oracle database are attributable to SQL queries.

Anais, the “one-click” assistant for SQL optimization, addresses this issue with two main objectives:
• Precisely identify the elements that can slow down a query.
Provide solutions where possible.

Some examples of suggestions that Anais can make include:

• Add or change an index
Rewritethe query
• Revise a statistic

• Change the join type
• Adjust an Oracle parameter
• Fix an anomaly

Anais takes just a few milliseconds to analyze the query and generate its recommendations. And with just one click, the user can get assistance !

Cardinality Editor


• Are you anticipating a volume change?
• Did Oracle optimizer misestimate cardinality?
• Or does a statistic seem incorrect?
• Simulate potential changes in Anais’ recommendations without gathering new statistics !

Anais Can Handle

Very Different Situations


Complexity :

Execution plans with hundreds of lines

Volume :

Tables containing billions of rows

Load :

Optimization of queries executed tens of thousands of times per second

Is a process consuming time or Oracle resources ?
A poor execution plan, a missing index, outdated statistics, or an unoptimized query can be the cause of a significantly slowed application on a database.
With this fully integrated option, tuning your SQL queries has never been so simple and fast. And it doesn’t require any Oracle options (Diagnostics Pack or Tuning Pack).
DBA or developer, anyone can instantly benefit from Anais’ suggestions.

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