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OpenVMS 7.1-2
Oracle 8.1.7.4
db_block_size 4096
I need to re-create a large table and its associated indexes as fast as possible, and with a limited amt of disk space. I have a new tblspace at 7000m for index creation.
I'm creating indexes with DOP4. (I really need the speed I get with parallel to create the indexes.) In my testing, I keep running out of contiguous space in my index tablespace -- it gets fragmented all-to-blazes. I end up with each index at 4 extents.
I have a pretty good estimate of how large the indexes will be. Is there some sane way to compute a reasonable initial and next extent when using parallel?
As an example, I created an index (wodh_pk) with initial 600m next 20m pctincrease 0. The index is now 1334m with 4 extents. If I know the index should be about 1300 megs, what's a good initial and next size?
Thanks for any assistance!
Barb
SELECT SEGMENT_NAME, BYTES/1024/1024 M, EXTENTS,
NEXT_EXTENT,
PCT_INCREASE FROM DBA_SEGMENTS
WHERE TABLESPACE_NAME='ARCHIDX';
Segment Next Pct Name M Extents Extent Increase ------------ ---------- ------- ------------ ---- WODH_PK 1333.55859 4 20,971,520 0 WODH_FK1 821.289063 4 20,971,520 0
here's the code . . .
create unique INDEX
REPORT_REP.WODH_PK
ON
REPORT_REP.WORK_ORDER_DETAILS_NOHIST(WORK_ORDER_KEY)
TABLESPACE ARCHIDX
STORAGE(INITIAL 600M NEXT 20M MINEXTENTS 1 MAXEXTENTS 249)PARALLEL (DEGREE 4)
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