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Subject: LOB columns and migrated rows
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We have tables with LOB columns which are showing chained/migrated rows.
I want to know how to reduce the chaining/migration of rows for such tables?
Will putting these tables on tablespace with bigger blocksize say 32k will 
help reducing migration and increase performance?
Using  multiple block size tablespace feature on 9i , the max blocksize is 
32k. If avg row len is more than 100k even placing LOB column tables on 32k 
blocksize will not help.
What are the performance implications of having tables spread out on 
different blocksize tablespace?
I have not used this feature before so I want to know what is the 
experience/suggestions of other people on this.

Thanks in advance


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