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  1. #11
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    ALTER TABLE tab1 NOLOGGING

    only works for direct load, i.e not for copy or import

    you either drop or keep index but you cannot set it to unusable, copy wont work

  2. #12
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    Originally posted by pando
    spool to flat file

    load with sql loader, direct path if possible, if not split the flat file into 5 or 6 files and load with sql loader
    This is the best method....rather than DB link or imp/exp.

    Abhay.
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    Hi,
    when export lasts 1 hour and import lasts days the n the index-build should be the problem.

    So increase your sort_area_size ( under 9i ) for example to 256M or more so that data can more sorted in memory then on temp-tablespace.
    with 9iR2 increase the PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET to 256M or more

    Use this parameter to
    determine the optimal size of each work area allocated in AUTO mode (in other
    words, when WORKAREA_SIZE_POLICY is set to AUTO.

    * Try to seperate the index-build and create them with nologging

    Another problem of lacking writes could be
    * size of log_buffer
    * location, number and size of logfiles
    * Disk-layout

    Orca

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