"Performance statistics" in Designer are only cosmetic anyway (prefer to rely on the row counts available through Monitor). Did you enable display of these (from the Diagram menu) for this job?
You might also post your job design, so we can see what other stages may be involved. For example, if you have a Copy stage preceding the Oracle stage, and the Copy stage is optimized out when the score is composed, then you will never see row count on the output of the Copy stage (because no copy operator is executed).
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No idea. What does your job log tell you about the connection?
Unless you are using Oracle for the XMETA common metadata repository, Oracle connections and performance statistics should be completely unrelated.
Unless you are using Oracle for the XMETA common metadata repository, Oracle connections and performance statistics should be completely unrelated.
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