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Can anyone explain to me how a global non-partitioned index that's on a partitioned table can be rebuilt using the "alter index rebuild" command when one of the table's partitions has been truncated? I expected it to return an error since "rebuild" uses the existing index as the data source and the index is marked "unusable" as soon as the truncate completes. After I ran the rebuild however, the index was marked as VALID.
Can anyone explain to me how a global non-partitioned index that's on a partitioned table can be rebuilt using the "alter index rebuild" command when one of the table's partitions has been truncated? I expected it to return an error since "rebuild" uses the existing index as the data source and the index is marked "unusable" as soon as the truncate completes. After I ran the rebuild however, the index was marked as VALID.<BR><BR><p><br><hr size=1><b>Do You Yahoo!?</b><br>
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Received on Fri Nov 24 2000 - 13:16:09 CST