on 10-27-2009 3:01 PM
Hi Experts,
when i check a query on a transactional cube in BI 7.0 the btree_bitmap_plans parameter is set to true in the optimizer trace (ST05).
The fact table only has normal indexes (no bitmaps , because it's transactional cube).
My query plan contains some expensive "BITMAP CONVERSION FROM ROWIDS" accesses (turns normal index into bitmaps, and later back to rowids).
If I set the parameter
_b_tree_bitmap_plans = false
everything's fine and a fast plan is generated.
Now my questions:
What is the default setting of btree_bitmap_plans in Oracle 10.2.0.4 for SAP BI 7.0?
I assume it should be
_b_tree_bitmap_plans = false
but the session uses btree_bitmap_plans = true .
I've also got in a note (Note 723879 - Explain: System displays an incorrect access path )
that the execution of queries in BI sets the parameter explicitly to true when accessing a transactional cube.
can someone shed some light on this?
bye
yk
Hello Yukon,
i have a similiar issue in our OLTP (ECC 6.0) system with the "_b_tree_bitmap_plans" parameter.
> What is the default setting of btree_bitmap_plans in Oracle 10.2.0.4 for SAP BI 7.0?
The default value is true. SAP recommends to set the parameter to false until 10.2.0.4 (check sapnote #830576). SAP changed the recommendation with 10.2.0.4 and you should remove the parameter from your pfile/spfile .. so the default value "true" is used.
There is also a known bug which is described in sapnote #1284478 .. maybe you hit this one.
> that the execution of queries in BI sets the parameter explicitly to true when accessing a transactional cube.
Perform a CBO trace and you will know it.
In general SAP told me, that the recommendations work for round about 95% of the customers. The other 5% (i am one of them) may have problems with it and can differ from the recommendations. So i set this underscore parameter to false and everything works fine )
Regards
Stefan
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