SQL*Plus TIMING is a handy little utility that you can use to do a performance analysis on any commands or blocks run during a period. It is different from the SET TIMING command which is used to display timing data after each SQL command or PL/SQL block you run. Here is an example: TIMING SHOW [...]
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