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RE: exchange partition in 9.2

From: Gurelei <gurelei_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 07:29:43 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.005B2E7F.20030617065956@fatcity.com>


Arup and Jacques:

thanks for your help.

The command we are executing is alter table exchange partition ... with table .. include indexes. We have also a PK on each of the tables (local index on a partitioned table). Go global indices. We have tried the same command with novalidate and the results were the same.

Any thougths?
--- Jacques Kilchoer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you say alter table exchange partition ...
> validate or alter table exchange partition ...
> novalidate? If you say novalidate then Oracle will
> sort the exchange table to make sure that you are
> not creating duplicate rows for the PK constraint.
> There is a Metalink note on that.
> Does the table have a PK enforced by a locally
> partitioned unique index? Any global indexes?
> What options did you have on the exchange partition
> statement?
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Gurelei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > We are having an interesting issue with the
> exchange
> > partition command in our shop. We are running
> oracle
> > 9202 on AIX 5l. The exchange partition command
> used
> > to take about 1 sec (or less) in our old
> environmen
> > (oracle 81 Dynix 4.3.3). Now the same operation
> takes
> > about a minute and creates a ton of IO. an Oracle
> rep
> > said that this has to do something with the way
> > exchange partition now treats primary and unique
> keys.
> > Recently however a DBA on my team did 4 exchanges
> in a
> > row between the same two tables. First one took
> about
> > 45s and did a lot of IO. next one took almost no
> time
> > and no IO (and it did move the data), the next one
> -
> > again 45s and IOs, the fourth one - no time again.
> > Does any one has any experience with this issue
> and
> > may be can shed some light on it.
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> Author: Jacques Kilchoer
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