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a) When large datasets are added and removed, the need to rebuild indexes is common. b) In system that never update or delete rows, index rebuilding rarely improve performance c) In systems that do batch DML jobs, index rebuilding often improves SQL performance.
we rebuild an index if the INDEX height >3 and deleted leaf rows are greater than >20% we see this from sql> select height,if_rows,del_if_rows from index_stats;
Jammie Melia
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Jun 19, 2013
Dane Sircy
HI ALL,
The purpose to rebuild an index is:
a) When large datasets are added and removed, the need to rebuild indexes is common.
b) In system that never update or delete rows, index rebuilding rarely improve performance
c) In systems that do batch DML jobs, index rebuilding often improves SQL performance.
Jun 19, 2013
Odis Stearn
we rebuild an index if the
INDEX height >3 and
deleted leaf rows are greater than >20%
we see this from
sql> select height,if_rows,del_if_rows from index_stats;
Jun 19, 2013