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SQL> create table myTable1 as select *
  2    from all_objects where ROWNUM <=000;

Table created.

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SQL> create table myTable2 as select *
  2   from all_objects where ROWNUM <= 9950;

Table created.

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SQL> create index myTable2_idx on myTable2(object_id);

Index created.

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SQL> select count(*) from myTable1 rbo
  2   where object_id not in ( select object_id from myTable2 )
  3   /

  COUNT(*)
----------
         0

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SQL> select count(*) from myTable1 rbo
  2    where NOT EXISTS (select null from myTable2 where myTable2.object_id = rbo.object_id )
  3   /

  COUNT(*)
----------
         0

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SQL> select count(*) from myTable1, myTable2 rbo
  2    where myTable1.object_id = rbo.object_id(+) and rbo.object_id IS NULL
  3   /

  COUNT(*)
----------
         0

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SQL> analyze table myTable1 compute statistics;

Table analyzed.

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SQL> analyze table myTable2 compute statistics;

Table analyzed.

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SQL> select count(*) from myTable1 cbo
  2   where object_id not in ( select object_id from myTable2 )
  3   /

  COUNT(*)
----------
         0

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SQL> select count(*) from myTable1 cbo
  2   where object_id not in ( select object_id from myTable2 )
  3   /

  COUNT(*)
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         0

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SQL> select count(*) from myTable1 cbo
  2   where object_id not in ( select object_id from myTable2 )
  3   /

  COUNT(*)
----------
         0

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SQL> alter table myTable2 modify object_id null;

Table altered.

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SQL> select count(*)
  2   from
  3    myTable1 cbo where object_id not in ( select object_id from myTable2 )
  4   /

  COUNT(*)
----------
         0

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SQL> drop table myTable1;

Table dropped.

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SQL> drop table myTable2;

Table dropped.

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29.33.analyze
29.33.1.analyze table compute statistics
29.33.2.analyze compute statistics on table with index
29.33.3.Analyze table with user defined column type
29.33.4.analyze table compute statistics for table for all indexes for all indexed columns
29.33.5.analyze and autotrace full outer join and union
29.33.6.analyze and autotrace single column key and multi-column key
29.33.7.analyze and autotrace table with primary key
29.33.8.analyze index t_idx validate structure
29.33.9.analyze table TABLENAME compute statistics;
29.33.10.analyze table after creating index
29.33.11.analyze table estimate statistics
29.33.12.analyze table students compute statistics
29.33.13.analyze table t compute statistics for table for columns id;
29.33.14.analyze table t compute statistics for table, for all indexes, for all indexed columns