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    Deletion

    Last Updated:2023-10-24 09:23:03  Updated
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    OceanBase Database calls the stored procedures related to the DBMS_STATS package to delete the statistics stored in the internal table.

    You can delete statistics by using the following methods:

    • Use the stored procedure delete_table_stats to delete table-level statistics.

    • Use the stored procedure delete_column_stats to delete column-level statistics.

    • Use the stored procedure delete_schema_stats to delete statistics of all tables in a schema.

    The stored procedures are defined as follows:

    PROCEDURE delete_table_stats (
      ownname           VARCHAR2,
      tabname           VARCHAR2,
      partname          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      stattab           VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      statid            VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      cascade_parts     BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE,
      cascade_columns   BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE,
      cascade_indexes   BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE,
      statown           VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      no_invalidate     BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
      force             BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
    );
    
    PROCEDURE delete_column_stats (
      ownname          VARCHAR2,
      tabname          VARCHAR2,
      colname          VARCHAR2,
      partname         VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      stattab          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      statid           VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      cascade_parts    BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE,
      statown          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      no_invalidate    BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
      force            BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
      col_stat_type    VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ALL'
    );
    
    PROCEDURE delete_schema_stats (
      ownname           VARCHAR2,
      stattab           VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      statid            VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      statown           VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
      no_invalidate     BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
      force             BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
    );
    

    The following table describes the parameters.

    Parameter
    Description
    ownname The username. If the username is set to NULL, the current logon username is used by default.
    tabname The name of the table.
    partname The name of the partition.
    colname The name of the column.
    stattab This parameter is not available.
    statid This parameter is not available.
    cascade_parts Specifies whether to delete statistics at the partition level and the sub-partition level. Default value: TRUE.
    cascade_columns Specifies whether to delete statistics at the column level. Default value: TRUE.
    cascade_indexes This parameter is not available.
    statown This parameter is not available.
    no_invalidate This parameter is not available.
    force Specifies whether to perform forced deletion and ignore the lock status. Default value: FALSE.
    col_stat_type The type of the column-level statistics to be deleted.
    • 'ALL' indicates that all column-level statistics will be deleted.
    • 'HISTOGRAM' indicates that only the column-level histogram information will be deleted.

    The following examples show how to delete statistics:

    • Delete all statistics of table tbl1 for user user1.

      CALL dbms_stats.delete_table_stats('user1', 'tbl1');
      
    • Delete all statistics of the col1 column in table tbl1 for user user1.

      CALL dbms_stats.delete_column_stats('user1', 'tbl1', 'col1');
      
    • Delete all statistics of all tables of user user1.

      CALL dbms_stats.delete_schema_stats('user1');
      

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