My database had a number of stored outlines:
SELECT OWNER, CATEGORY, USED, MIGRATED,COUNT(*) FROM DBA_OUTLINES GROUP BY OWNER,CATEGORY,USED,MIGRATED ORDER BY MIGRATED;
OWNER | CATEGORY | USED | MIGRATED | COUNT(*) |
---|---|---|---|---|
USER1 | DEFAULT | USED | MIGRATED | 3 |
USER2 | DEFAULT | USED | MIGRATED | 1 |
USER3 | DEFAULT | USED | NOT-MIGRATED | 7 |
USER1 | DEFAULT | USED | NOT-MIGRATED | 7 |
USER4 | DEFAULT | USED | NOT-MIGRATED | 1 |
USER2 | DEFAULT | USED | NOT-MIGRATED | 36 |
I created the following pl/sql to convert them to SQL Plan Baselines using the package DBMS_SPM.MIGRATE_STORED_OUTLINE:
SET TRIMSPOOL ON SET LINES 200 SET PAGES 200 ALTER SESSION SET NLS_LANGUAGE='AMERICAN'; <-- to get English messages during execution SPOOL CONVERT_OUTLINES.LOG SET SERVEROUTPUT ON DECLARE L_CLOB CLOB; -- will display the resulting report CURSOR C1 IS SELECT OWNER,NAME FROM DBA_OUTLINES WHERE MIGRATED = 'NOT-MIGRATED'; C1_REC C1%ROWTYPE; BEGIN DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE( 1000000 ); IF NOT C1%ISOPEN THEN OPEN C1; END IF; LOOP FETCH C1 INTO C1_REC; EXIT WHEN C1%NOTFOUND; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Now converting: ' || C1_REC.OWNER || '.' || C1_REC.NAME); L_CLOB := DBMS_SPM.MIGRATE_STORED_OUTLINE( ATTRIBUTE_NAME=>'OUTLINE_NAME', ATTRIBUTE_VALUE=>C1_REC.NAME, FIXED=>'NO'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( L_CLOB ); END LOOP; CLOSE C1; END; / EXIT
The resulting log files shows that several of the stored outlines could not be converted:
Now converting: USER2.SYS_OUTLINE_11021513055564321 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Migrate Stored Outline to SQL Plan Baseline Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary: -------- Number of stored outlines to be migrated: 1 Stored outlines migrated successfully: 0 Stored outlines failed to be migrated: 1 Summary of Reasons for failure: ------------------------------- Number of invalid stored outlines: 1 Details on stored outlines not migrated or name changes during migration: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Notes on name change: * New SQL plan baselines are assigned the same names as their original stored * outlines. If a stored outline has the same name as an existing * SQL plan baseline, a system generated name is used for the new * SQL plan baseline.
I then checked with the developers. It turned out that the outlines that didn't convert properly were remnants from the database when it was totally different laid out - the schemas had by now diverged and I could simply ignore these obsolete outlines.
So the last step was simply to generate a drop-script for the non-migrated outlines and then execute these:
SELECT 'DROP OUTLINE ' || NAME || ';' FROM DBA_OUTLINES WHERE MIGRATED = 'NOT-MIGRATED';
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