Uwe Schneider wrote:
> frank wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Does global index and local index concept used only in partition?
>
> I have heard about them only in conjunction with partitions.
>
>> Please give me an explanation on what's the difference of them.
>
> Local indexes are partitioned in the same manner as the table segment,
> i.e. the index data are in the same partition as the corresponding table
> data. Global index segments are unpartitioned.
>
That's plain wrong. Local indexes are partitioned with the same
partitioning key (or a subset) as the table.
Global partitioned indexes can have
a different partioning key. They can even be partitioned with the
same key and still be global partitioned, because local indexes
have to be created with the table. The difference is that in a global
index one index partition may refer to more than one underlying
table partition.
The main difference is in the maintenance/administration overhead
between the two.
Hope this helps
Stefan
> Uwe
>
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