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It is the same.
And just to add a little more, you can be in
a position where the block can never be
visited, in which case a dirty block might
never be cleaned, and therefore never become
available for re-use. This is less likely in the
era of fast-commits and delayed logging block
cleanout, but for large deletes it is still
possible.
-- Jonathan Lewis Yet another Oracle-related web site: http://www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk Connor McDonald wrote in message <396DC256.3ECB_at_yahoo.com>...Received on Thu Jul 13 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT
>Just to add some more...
>
>In V7, the space in an totally free block was only available after a
>commit, thus
>
>delete from blah
>insert into blah select ...
>
>would not reuse the space freed by the delete, whereas
>
>delete from blah
>commit
>insert into blah select ...
>
>would be able to...
>
>I haven't confirmed for V8 but I would suspect the same.
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