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how can I detect not used indexes in 8.1.7 [message #53128]

Wed, 28 August 2002 13:33

Eugene
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Hi,
I'd like to find all unused indexes. Is there a view in Oracle which will let me do so? I am using 8.1.7

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Re: how can I detect not used indexes in 8.1.7 [message #53129 is a reply to message #53128]

Wed, 28 August 2002 14:03

Mahesh Rajendran
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with 9i you can use V$OBJECT_USAGE to monitor unused indexes.
with 8i, u need to write..some stuff....
let me grab some time...!

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Re: how can I detect not used indexes in 8.1.7 [message #53131 is a reply to message #53128]

Wed, 28 August 2002 16:38

Trifon Anguelov
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There is no such view in 8i. It 9i yes.

So far I have seen only script for monitoring index storage usage Here but not for the index usage by itself. Oracle realized that and came up with a new column in their dd views.

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Re: how can I detect not used indexes in 8.1.7 [message #53133 is a reply to message #53129]

Wed, 28 August 2002 16:43

P
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Pretty hard to do, if you suspect an index is not being used you could always put it in its own tablespace. Then all you have to do is monitor how much activity that tablespace has... Slow process, but it's not like you want to be a cowboy when removing indexes anyway.

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