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The second section of the output lists the current settings of the parameters relevant to the optimizer. If you compare the full list of options available in x$ksppi, you may find some items that look as if they should be in this list. Conversely, if you look at v$sql_optimizer_env (see Appendix B), you will find that there are a lot more in this list than appear in the view. The 10g output conveniently separates the parameter list into two sets those modified by the session, and those that use the default value. If you think you know a lot about the optimizer and how it works, take a look at some of the feature-oriented parameters, typically the ones with the true/false values. I find it quite worrying to see how many clues I get that there are details of the optimizer that I ve probably never ever seen in action.

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// Force a collection of dh: finalizer only, not // the destructor. GC::Collect(); } Here is the output of Listing 8-17: ~Derived !Derived ~Base !Base Collecting after G() !Derived !Base The output of Listing 8-17 shows that the finalizer for the derived class is called first, followed by any base classes. If there is more than one base class, the finalizers are called in order from the most derived class up to the root base class.

execute pack1.g_ct := 0; -- execute the query execute dbms_output.put_line('Hash table size: ' || ( 32768 - pack1.g_ct)) and we will get the size of the hash table directly; and the answer is

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8i 9i 10g 256 256 Depends on the function s input, output, and the value of parameter _query_execution_cache_max_size

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As you know, in classic C++ casting up the conversion hierarchy doesn t require an explicit cast. The same is true in C++/CLI. For example: Derived^ d = gcnew Derived(); Base^ b = d; Casting down the inheritance hierarchy requires the use of safe_cast or dynamic_cast. Base^ b = gcnew Derived(); Derived^ d = safe_cast<Derived^>(b); d = dynamic_cast<Derived^>(b); Both will work, but the behavior is different in the case that the cast fails. dynamic_cast will return nullptr when the cast fails, requiring a null handle check after the cast statement. safe_cast will throw an InvalidCastException instead. Listing 8-18 shows the proper usage: Listing 8-18. Properly Checking Casts Derived^ d; // using safe_cast try { d = safe_cast<Derived^>(b); }