Question: What do
I run to see if Oracle Data Mining option is in-use?
Answer: To see if your instance is
using Oracle data Mining, run this query:
prompt
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prompt checking for Data
Mining features installed
prompt
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col c1 heading 'Data
Mining|Installed' format a20
select
decode(count(*), 0,
'No', 'Yes') c1
from
dba_feature_usage_statistics
where
lower(name) like
'%mining%';
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