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Not really. The basic concepts of "tables/indexes" and "access paths" has been stable for years (decades really). So if you wrote something like: MY_TABLE.MY_IN
by branko_d 4y ago
Not really. The basic concepts of "tables/indexes" and "access paths" has been stable for years (decades really). So if you wrote something like: MY_TABLE.MY_INDEX.SEEK(whatever), that would have the same meaning as it did 30-40 years ago. Same for range scans, nested loop / merge / hash joins, sorting etc.