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> [!NOTE]
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> You can view the Advanced Properties in the viewer. When using the viewer the information is read only. The viewer also includes a list of the captured columns in the table.
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For a description of the properties you can enter, see the available options table in [cdc.xdbcdc_config](the-oracle-cdc-databases.md#BKMK_cdcxdbcdc_config).
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For a description of the properties you can enter, see the available options table in [cdc.xdbcdc_config](the-oracle-cdc-databases.md#bkmk_cdcxdbcdc_config).
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## See Also
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[How to Manage a CDC Instance](manage-a-cdc-instance.md)
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[How to Edit the CDC Instance Properties](how-to-edit-the-cdc-instance-properties.md)
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# Error Handling
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An Oracle CDC Instance mines changes from a single Oracle source database (an Oracle RAC cluster is considered a single database) and writes the committed changes to change tables in a CDC database in the target [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] instance.
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A CDC Instance maintains its state in a system table called **cdc.xdbcdc_state**. This table can be queried any time to find the state of the CDC Instance. For more information about the cdc.xdbcdc_state table, see [cdc.xdbcdc_state](the-oracle-cdc-databases.md#BKMK_cdcxdbcdc_state).
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A CDC Instance maintains its state in a system table called **cdc.xdbcdc_state**. This table can be queried any time to find the state of the CDC Instance. For more information about the cdc.xdbcdc_state table, see [cdc.xdbcdc_state](the-oracle-cdc-databases.md#bkmk_cdcxdbcdc_state).
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The table below describes the CDC Instance states in the xdbcdc_state table.
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## See Also
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[Change Data Capture Designer for Oracle by Attunity](change-data-capture-designer-for-oracle-by-attunity.md)
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-**Active transactions**: The current number of source Oracle transactions that are being processed by the Oracle CDC Instance and are not yet decided (commit/rollback).
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-**Staged transactions**: The current number source Oracle transactions that are staged to the [cdc.xdbcdc_staged_transactions](the-oracle-cdc-databases.md#BKMK_cdcxdbcdc_staged_transactions) table.
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-**Staged transactions**: The current number source Oracle transactions that are staged to the [cdc.xdbcdc_staged_transactions](the-oracle-cdc-databases.md#bkmk_cdcxdbcdc_staged_transactions) table.
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-**Counters**: You monitor the following information in this section.
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[How to View the CDC Instance Properties](how-to-view-the-cdc-instance-properties.md)
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[How to Edit the CDC Instance Properties](how-to-edit-the-cdc-instance-properties.md)
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[Use the New Instance Wizard](use-the-new-instance-wizard.md)
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|**Applies to**: [!INCLUDE[ssSQL14](../../includes/sssql14-md.md)] through [!INCLUDE[ssCurrent](../../includes/sscurrent-md.md)].|
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## <aname="CreateStatistics"></a> When to Create Statistics
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The query optimizer already creates statistics in the following ways:
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Because temporary statistics are stored in `tempdb`, a restart of the [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] service causes all temporary statistics to disappear.
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## <aname="UpdateStatistics"></a> When to Update Statistics
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The query optimizer determines when statistics might be out-of-date and then updates them when they are needed for a query plan. In some cases you can improve the query plan and therefore improve query performance by updating statistics more frequently than occur when AUTO_UPDATE_STATISTICS is on. You can update statistics with the UPDATE STATISTICS statement or the stored procedure sp_updatestats.
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Operations such as rebuilding, defragmenting, or reorganizing an index do not change the distribution of data. Therefore, you do not need to update statistics after performing ALTER INDEX REBUILD, DBCC REINDEX, DBCC INDEXDEFRAG, or ALTER INDEX REORGANIZE operations. The query optimizer updates statistics when you rebuild an index on a table or view with ALTER INDEX REBUILD or DBCC DBREINDEX, however; this statistics update is a byproduct of re-creating the index. The query optimizer does not update statistics after DBCC INDEXDEFRAG or ALTER INDEX REORGANIZE operations.
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## <aname="DesignStatistics"></a> Queries That Use Statistics Effectively
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Certain query implementations, such as local variables and complex expressions in the query predicate, can lead to suboptimal query plans. Following query design guidelines for using statistics effectively can help to avoid this. For more information about query predicates, see [Search Condition (Transact-SQL)](/sql/t-sql/queries/search-condition-transact-sql).
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### Improving Cardinality Estimates with Plan Guides
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For some applications, query design guidelines might not apply because you cannot change the query or using the RECOMPILE query hint might be cause too many recompiles. You can use plan guides to specify other hints, such as USE PLAN, to control the behavior of the query while investigating application changes with the application vendor. For more information about plan guides, see [Plan Guides](../performance/plan-guides.md).
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