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Hi Frederic,
Teeny weeny comment embedded.
"Frederic PAYANT" <fpayant_at_club-internet.fr> wrote in message
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> JusungYang_at_yahoo.com (Jusung Yang) wrote in message
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> > Well, avoid accessing the table while the global index is being
> > rebuilt.
> Impossible, application must be up 24/24 7/7
>
> > Is local index a possibility for you?
> No, this index has been designed to be unique (and doesn't include
> partitioning key
This doesn't necessarily mean it can't be local. You can have a unique non prefixed local index, which might be advantages if maintenance on a global index is an issue.
Cheers
Richard
> > Is this a data warehouse type of environment? The fact that a new
partition
> > is being added daily to the table seems to suggest that it is. If so,
why are
> > there insert statement run against the table? Seems a bit unusual.
> No, OLTP database. This table is used as an archive one so requests
> begin by inserting a row inside.
>
> Do you think that dropping index _before_ droping/creating partitions
> and re-creating index after could be an issue ? The only risk is that
> a user try to inser a duplicate key during time index is offline, but
> this is a quite rare event !
>
>
> Thanks for your help
> Have a nice day
Received on Thu Oct 24 2002 - 08:36:13 CDT