Jos,
Per the comment made by an instructor at a recent Oracle 9i class. Having
the ability to use multiple block sizes in the database is primarily there for
transportable tablespaces which may not be the same size.
Dick Goulet
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Date: 1/16/2003 5:14 AM
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Oracle 9i supported multiple block sizes, I am wondering under what
circumstances one would setup a database with multiple block sizes?
Jos
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