Re: "Clustered" Indexes

From: Andrew Protasov <oracle_at_protasov.kiev.ua>
Date: 1998/12/08
Message-ID: <AB21QRsK42@protasov.kiev.ua>#1/1

Hi,

Similar concept in Oracle 8 is index organized table. Primary key is clustered index.

CREATE TABLE TEST_IND

(A                                 INTEGER
,B                                 VARCHAR2(1000)
,C                                 DATE

,CONSTRAINT TEST_IND_PK
 PRIMARY KEY(A)
)
 ORGANIZATION INDEX; Andrew Protasov

> For Oracle 7.3 or 8.0, can anyone suggest a way to create a "clustered"
> index on a database table, similar to the clustered indexes in SQL Server?
> By this I mean that the data in the table is physically sorted by the
> clustered column. This allows for faster inserts when multiple users are
> updating the table. In SQL Server, only one clustered index is allowed to
> exist on a table, and the index itself needs to be specified non-unique. It
> doesn't look like Oracle's Clusters (and Clustered Indexes) are the same
> thing as what I need. Is anyone aware of a way to do this in Oracle?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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  Received on Tue Dec 08 1998 - 00:00:00 CST