On a related note:
We recently installed an app from a vendor and I noticed that the
installer stored the indexes in the same tablespace as the data (even
though I had a separate tablespace just for indexes).
Should I take the time now to separate the two? My gut says yes. Sorry
if this is a
R,
My personal theory on where this started was benchmarking. Before the
Oracle Wait Interface was developed, about the only hard-core information
you could get on tuning came as a result of people running benchmarks. If
you benchmark a batch program by itself that uses an index to access a
tabl
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> R,
>My personal theory on where this started was benchmarking. Before the
> Oracle Wait Interface was developed, about the onl
as a data publication model
where you ingest deltas?
any data on this?
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> > R,
> >My personal theory on
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> > points in an instance used for batch loads? such as a data publication
> model
> > where you ingest deltas?
> >
> > any data on this?
> > >
> > > From: DENNIS WILLIAMS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > Date: 2003/07/15 Tue PM 12:04:24 EDT
