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These results are very inaccurate; moreover they are not even self-consistent; for example, you would probably expect the cardinality of (e) to be pretty much the same as cardinality(a) + cardinality(c). The reason, though, is simple. The optimizer treats sysdate (and trunc(sysdate) and a few other functions of sysdate) as known constants at parse time, but sysdate + N becomes an unknown, and gets the same treatment as a bind variable which means a fixed

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5% selectivity. (Note, in particular, that sysdate + 0 will give a different cardinality from sysdate.) Moreover, having lost the ball on sysdate + N, the optimizer does its usual trick of turning the between into a combination of two independent predicates, so minutes between sysdate 1 and sysdate + 1 becomes and minutes >= :bind1 minutes <= :bind2

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This, of course, has the fixed selectivity of 0.25% that was used for predicates (e) and (f) earlier. As a further demonstration, let s work out the arithmetic on example (a), which becomes where and minutes >= sysdate minutes <= {unknown bind value}

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We had four-and-a-half days of minutes in the table, of which two days were future minutes (assuming you ran the script at exactly midday), so the selectivity of the first predicate (with its one closed end) is (required range) / (total range) + 1 / number of distinct values = (2 * 1440) / (45 * 1440) + 1/6480 = 04445987654321 The selectivity of the second predicate is 005 (as a bind variable) The combined selectivity is 005 * 04445987654321 = 002222994 The cardinality is therefore 002222994 * 6480 = 14405 which matches the displayed result So even when you store date information properly, it is possible for the optimizer to produce silly arithmetic about the selectivity and cardinality And queries for things like all of last week, the last 24 hours, etc.

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