Chained row detection

From: SHAIBAL TALUKDER <shaibal_talukder_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 10:18:53 -0800 (PST)
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While third party application is runninng ON PRODUCTION, I m thinking to analyze tables so that I can populate chained_rows table to check whether there are chained rows or not.

I know this will slow down the performance for a while. Any experience of serious perofrmance degradation for doing this?Analyzing tables does not lock a table, which is already being used by a user - right!

Platform: Sun OS 5.6, Oracle 7.3.4

Any suggession will be highly appreciated.

Shaibal

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<P>While third party application is runninng <STRONG>ON PRODUCTION</STRONG>, I m thinking to analyze tables so that I can populate chained_rows table to check whether there are chained rows or not.</P>
<P>I know this will slow down the performance for a while.&nbsp;Any experience of serious perofrmance degradation for doing this?Analyzing tables does not lock a table, which is already being used by a user - right!</P>
<P>Platform: Sun OS 5.6, Oracle 7.3.4</P>
<P>Any suggession will be highly appreciated.</P>
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