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119 DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE

The DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE package is used to manage the installed but disabled module bug fixes which cause an execution plan change.

This chapter contains the following topics:

119.1 DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE Security Model

The DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE package runs with the privileges of the user starting the package. DBA role is required to run this package.

119.2 Summary of DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE Subprograms

This table lists the DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE subprograms and briefly describes them.

Table 119-1 DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE Package Subprograms

Subprogram Description

ENABLE_OPTIM_FIXES Procedure

This procedure enables or disables fixes with plan changes up to the latest installed release update.

GETBUGSFORBUNDLE Procedure

This procedure displays execution plan bug fixes applied as part of release updates.

LISTBUNDLESWITHFCFIXES Procedure

This procedure lists the release update names and release update IDs of release updates with fix control fixes.

SET_FIX_CONTROLS Procedure

This procedure enables or disables a list of fixes with _fix_controls.

119.2.1 ENABLE_OPTIM_FIXES Procedure

The DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE subprogram, ENABLE_OPTIM_FIXES procedure enables or disables fixes with plan changes up to the latest installed release update.

Syntax

DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE.ENABLE_OPTIM_FIXES ( 
   action                           IN  VARCHAR2  DEFAULT 'OFF', 
   scope                            IN  VARCHAR2  DEFAULT 'MEMORY',
   current_setting_precedence       IN  VARCHAR2  DEFAULT 'YES');

Parameters

Table 119-2 ENABLE_OPTIM_FIXES Procedure Parameters

Parameter Description

action

Enables or disables all of the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes up to and including the current release update.

The possible values are:
  • ON-enables the bundle fixes.
  • OFF-disables bundle fixes by setting the _fix_controls to the value 0. It will not remove _fix_control entries from SPFILE.

The default value is OFF.

scope

The scope of enabling or disabling the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes.

The possible values are:
  • MEMORY
  • SPFILE
  • BOTH
  • INITORA

MEMORY/SPFILE/BOTH: These three input values enables or disables the fixes in a given scope.

INITORA: This input value will just display manual command syntax that the user needs to manually enter into the database's init.ora file in order to enable or disable execution plan bug fixes. When using SCOPE=INITORA in this way, the current_setting_precedence field has no significance.

current_setting_precedence

Sets the precedence of environment settings or release update settings, where these settings are in conflict.

The possible values are:
  • YES-the current environment settings take precedence in case of conflict
  • NO-release update settings take precedence in case of conflict

The default value is YES.

Examples

To enable all of the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes up to and including those from the current release update:

SQL> execute dbms_optim_bundle.enable_optim_fixes('ON','BOTH', 'YES');

This instruction would enable all fixes, in both MEMORY and in the persistant SPFILE, with a precedence of current setting.

Exceptions

The following exceptions are raised by the ENABLE_OPTIM_FIXES Procedure:
  • ORA-20001: Bad input value
  • ORA-20002: Internal or other errors

119.2.2 GETBUGSFORBUNDLE Procedure

The DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE subprogram, GETBUGSFORBUNDLE procedure displays execution plan bug fixes applied as part of release updates.

Syntax

DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE.GETBUGSFORBUNDLE ( 
   bundleid            IN  NUMBER  DEFAULT NULL);

Parameters

Table 119-3 GETBUGSFORBUNDLE Procedure Parameters

Parameter Description

bundleid

The release update ID.

If NULL, the execution plan bug fixes from the latest bundle is displayed. If a bundle ID is specified, then the execution plan bug fixes up to the specified bundle is displayed.

The default value is NULL.

Examples

To view a listing of the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes from the most recent release update applied:

SQL> set serveroutput on;
SQL> execute dbms_optim_bundle.getbugsforbundle;

19.8.0.0.200714DBRU:
   Bug: 29304314, fix_controls: 29304314
   Bug: 29930457, fix_controls: 29930457

The above example lists the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes from the 19.8.0.0.200714DBRU release.

To view a listing of the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes from release updates up to and including release update 171017:

SQL> execute dbms_optim_bundle.getbugsforbundle(171017);

Exceptions

The following exceptions are raised by the GETBUGSFORBUNDLE Procedure:
  • ORA-20001: Bad input value
  • ORA-20002: Internal or other errors

119.2.3 LISTBUNDLESWITHFCFIXES Procedure

The DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE subprogram, LISTBUNDLESWITHFCFIXES procedure lists the release update names and release update IDs of release updates with fix control fixes.

Syntax

DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE.LISTBUNDLESWITHFCFIXES ( );

Examples

To view the release update names and release update IDs:

SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL> exec dbms_optim_bundle.listBundlesWithFCFixes;
   bundleId: 190719, bundleName: 19.4.0.0.190719DBRU
   bundleId: 191015, bundleName: 19.5.0.0.191015DBRU
   bundleId: 200414, bundleName: 19.7.0.0.200414DBRU
   bundleId: 200714, bundleName: 19.8.0.0.200714DBRU
   bundleId: 201020, bundleName: 19.9.0.0.201020DBRU
   bundleId: 210119, bundleName: 19.10.0.0.210119DBRU
   bundleId: 210420, bundleName: 19.11.0.0.210420DBRU
   bundleId: 210720, bundleName: 19.12.0.0.210720DBRU

   PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

Exceptions

The following exception is raised by the LISTBUNDLESWITHFCFIXES Procedure:

ORA-20002: Internal or other errors

119.2.4 SET_FIX_CONTROLS Procedure

The DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE subprogram, SET_FIX_CONTROLS procedure enables or disables a list of fixes with _fix_controls. The fixes can be present in a base version, in a release update, or in a one-off release. This procedure appends the new fix control settings to the existing ones.

Syntax

DBMS_OPTIM_BUNDLE.SET_FIX_CONTROLS ( 
   fix_control_string               IN  VARCHAR2,
   sid                              IN  VARCHAR2  DEFAULT '*', 
   scope                            IN  VARCHAR2  DEFAULT 'MEMORY',
   current_setting_precedence       IN  VARCHAR2  DEFAULT 'YES');

Parameters

Table 119-4 SET_FIX_CONTROLS Procedure Parameters

Parameter Description

fix_control_string

Comma separated list of fix_control:value pair. For example: '13329748:0,20355502:4, 27060221:1'
sid

The name of the instance on which fix_control setting need to be made.

Acceptable values are * or valid instance_name from sys.gv$instance. The default value is *.

scope

The scope of enabling or disabling the installed but disabled execution plan bug fixes.

The possible values are:
  • MEMORY
  • SPFILE
  • BOTH

The default value is MEMORY.

current_setting_precedence

Precedence of current setting over user supplied setting.

The possible values are:
  • YES–the current environment settings take precedence in case of conflict
  • NO–input settings take precedence in case of conflict

The default value is YES.

Exceptions

The following exceptions are raised by the SET_FIX_CONTROLS Procedure:
  • ORA-20001: Bad input value
  • ORA-20002: Internal or other errors