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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> How to model DBA_SEGMENTS for trend analysis?
This is rather a simplistic question, but how would you model the
DBA_SEGMENTS table
for trend analysis purposes? Simply duplicate the table and add a
TIMESTAMP (which
is what I wanted to do.)
Even though it's *my* project, my boss, insists on being the DA, is adamant
that all
trend tables include 'natural, complete' business keys. If you follow this
logic with
respect to DBA_SEGMENTS, you then run into a problem with a PK including
PART_NAME which
is going to be null for most records in the table, but is necessary to
enforce uniqueness.
So, not liking this, he then gets the idea that partitions are nothing more
then 'sub-segments'
with a a 'parent segment' and now wants to see a segments trend table with a
self-referencing
relationship, PARENT_SEGMENT_NAME, and so forth.
I've argued up and down and all around, and of course, my boss, being the
typical, stubborn,
old fart Sr DBA, refuses to listen.
So, I'm just wondering how you trap DBA_SEGMENTS info at your site.
Thanks.
Email: thomasje_at_tce.com
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