oh, just about never :) but it would do basically the same thing. It's
just that Oracle rarely ever needs to do this and Sybase rarely DIDN'T need
to do this
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>That's probably a logical equiv.
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>How often do you actually run it though? :)
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>having been a sybase dba (I know, forgive me for straying)... we ran dbcc a
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>Oracle equivalent (poor equivalent) would be "analyze table validate
>structure" maybe?
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