Re: Storage clause for primary key index ?

hi

Yes:

create table ...... primary key <name>
using index tablespace <new_tablespace>
storage (<storage clauses>)

off the top of my head

Jack

Andreas Jung <ajung_at_sz-sb.de>@fatcity.com on 09/07/2000 07:20:35 AM

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Subject: Storage clause for primary key index ?

I have a "large" table (1 million rows) that is stored in a local managed tablespace with an extend size of 100MB. Thats good my the table. However the primary key index also allocates 100MB because it is stored in the same tablespace. Can I put the system generated index for the primary into another tablespace with a much smaller extent size ?

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Andreas

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