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With AutoText, you can actually insert macros or shortcuts for other functions, such as displaying the current time and date, your PIN number, or owner information, or even simulating pressing the Backspace or Delete keys.

Every managed type falls into one of two categories: reference types or value types The difference between value types and reference types is that value types have value semantics while reference types have reference semantics Value semantics means that when an object is assigned (or passed as a parameter), it is copied byte for byte Reference semantics means that when an object is assigned (or passed as a parameter), the object is not copied; instead, another reference to that same object is created Value types are used for objects that represent a value, like a primitive type or a simple aggregate (eg, a small structure), especially one that is to be used in mathematical computations.

One of the most serious defects of the optimizer prior to 9i was its assumption that single-block reads and multiblock reads were equally cost effective. This assumption is flawed on two counts. First, multiblock reads often take longer to complete than single-block reads (especially on systems with too few disks, configured with too small a stripe size). Second, a tablescan can use a surprising amount of CPU as each row is tested against some predicate. In 9i, both these flaws are addressed through system statistics. You can collect system statistics over representative periods of time, or you could simply calibrate your hardware (at least the I/O subsystem) for absolute performance figures and then write system statistics into the database. For example, you could issue the following two statements at 9:00 a.m. and noon respectively one Monday morning: execute dbms_stats.gather_system_stats('start') execute dbms_stats.gather_system_stats('stop') The 'start' option takes a starting snapshot of various figures from v$filestat (actually the underlying x$ including some columns that are not exposed in v$filestat) and v$sysstat; the 'stop' takes a second snapshot, works out various statistics about disk and CPU activity over that three hours, and records them in the database. The nature of the data collected and stored is version dependent and is probably still subject to change in 10g, but you should find results in table sys.aux_stats$ that look something like the following from 9i (10g has a few extra rows): select pname, pval1 from sys.aux_stats$

Let s create the new entry called ts ( Time Stamp ) that will instantly show the current time and date.

where sname = 'SYSSTATS_MAIN' ; PNAME PVAL1 ----------- ---------CPUSPEED 559 SREADTIM 1.299 MREADTIM 10.204 MBRC 6 MAXTHR 13938448 SLAVETHR 244736 Accessing the values by querying the base table is not the approved method, of course, and Oracle supplies a PL/SQL API to query, set, and delete system statistics. For example, we can set the basic four system statistics with code like the following, which comes from script set_system_stats.sql in the online code suite: begin dbms_stats.set_system_stats('CPUSPEED',500); dbms_stats.set_system_stats('SREADTIM',5.0); dbms_stats.set_system_stats('MREADTIM',30.0); dbms_stats.set_system_stats('MBRC',12); end; / alter system flush shared_pool; I ve included the flushing of the shared pool in this code fragment as a reminder that when you change the system statistics, existing cursors are not invalidated (as they would be for dependent cursors when you gather statistics on a table or index). You have to flush the shared pool if you want to make sure that existing cursors are reoptimized for the new system statistics.

Start creating a new entry as you did previously, and use the letters ts for time stamp. Press the Menu key and select Insert Macro. TIP: All macros start with the percent sign (%), and you could simply type them instead of selecting them from the menu.