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  1. #1
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    Hello All,
    I have to rebuild some of the indexes ( which are big in size ), in version 8.0.4 , I am planning to use

    alter index ADMINUSER.I_SHADDR1 rebuild unrecoverable tablespace SHOPIDX storage ( initial 48046080
    next 12011520
    pctincrease 0
    minextents 1
    maxextents 100)
    pctfree 0 ;

    In the above syntax , will UNRECOVERABLE is valid ????
    or can i use NOLOGGING ???

    And What happens if the Index rebuild fails , will the old index still exists ???


    Thanks,
    Madhu



  2. #2
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    Still the old index will be good if the rebuild fails, better not to try with nologging option ..
    Raghu

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    In 8i RECOVERABLE/UNRECOVERABLE is replaced by LOGGING/NOLOGGING. Not sure about 8.

    Sanjay

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    Interesting extent sizes... I foresee fragmentation in your future.
    OCP 8i, 9i DBA
    Brisbane Australia

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    If ur using version 8 and above its unrecoverable and if its version 7.3 then its nologing.

    cheese
    anandkl
    anandkl

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    Originally posted by anandkl
    If ur using version 8 and above its unrecoverable and if its version 7.3 then its nologing.

    cheese
    anandkl
    it´s the other way round

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    i am sorry
    anandkl

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    uh that´s ok everyone make mistakes! dont need to sorry

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