Thomas, is that true even if the row has to be migrated to a different block
when it gets expanded later?
Thomas Kyte wrote in message <360bded1.106307201_at_192.86.155.100>...
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>On Thu, 03 Sep 1998 17:27:02 GMT, you wrote:
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>> Are rowid values guaranteed to be consistant over updates if the rows
they
>>point to aren't changed? For instance, I have a table that users can
access
>>in an editor. Although I don't care in what order the data is sorted
>>(actually, I don't want it sorted by value), I want the data to show up in
>>the same sequence everytime. Also, the users only access a few rows at a
>>time. Here's the situation:
>>
>>User1 loads data into the editor.
>>User2 loads data into the editor.
>>User2 makes changes and commits.
>>User1 makes changes and commits.
>
>yes, once a row is inserted -- its rowid is *never* changed.
>
>>
>> I want to make sure that user1's data has the same rowids as when he
>>started.
>>
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