of it a few
times and have had no problems.
-salman
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mentioned on one of these lists that with offset, all
the rows in between still have to be read. So, you may get better
results if you use a 'where id 1' clause in the query.
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To make changes to your
windows (we're a 24/7 shop) and do clustering and
other tasks on our DB to reclaim space, etc.
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assuming that idx_tup_read would probably be the best choice, but
want to get other opinions before proceeding.
Can anyone point me to docs which explain this better?
-salman
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