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Old 03-05-09, 15:07
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LTQ, DTQ, GRPBY, NLJOIN in Optimizer Plan?

What do LTQ, DTQ, GRPBY, NLJOIN in Optimizer Plan of explain stand for?

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Old 03-05-09, 16:21
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They are all explained in the DB2 Information Centre - all you need is search for them.
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Old 03-09-09, 09:18
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thanks.

And what is LTQ and DTQ (they are not there)?
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thanks.

And what is LTQ and DTQ (they are not there)?
Try using the search to locate them from the starting point I gave you.

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Try using the search to locate them from the starting point I gave you.

Andy
got it. Thank you

I could not find them before because I was looking in InfoCentre for DB2 v8 (we are using DB2 v8.2 yet).
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