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Re: Clusterd index in Oracle

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Date: 18 Nov 1999 21:52:57 GMT
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Sounds like what you are looking for is a CLUSTER or an INDEX ONLY table.
In a regular table Oracle stores the records any way it wishes. You retrieve in a desired order using the order by. In a CLUSTER the data is stored based on the key and an INDEX ONLY table is similar.
Becca
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> Is there a concept of clustered index in Oracle (like
Sybase)?
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> What determines the order of which records are stored in
Oracle?
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> Before you buy.
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