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index organized tables

From: usmrall <srallapally_at_netscape.net>
Date: Sat, 08 May 1999 16:57:39 GMT
Message-ID: <7h1qe2$nmu$1@nnrp1.deja.com>


Hello all,
I have a table containing a shippingid,eventrank,eventsuffix,placeofentry, eventcode,timestamp,information. Now, in the OLTP system, the same event can occur multiple number of times, but each time the information can be different. As a result the only way to have a key is to make a composite key of all the fields. I have a few questions. Does this approcach make sense ?
Doesn't this result in an index organized table and is that good or bad,performance-wise ?
I will be searching this table by shippingid and eventcode and timestamp. Assuming no need for referential integrity, how will my performance be affected if i had two indexes:
a. an index on shippingid,eventcode,date (in that order) b. a bitmap on eventcode (since the unique values of eventcode are very small( < 50) compared to the number of rows in the table (a mil. plus))

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