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Create table does not have a NO SORT option, only create index. To use the NO
SORT option the data inside of the table has to have been loaded in a sorted
order. If it was done in a random order then it will fail. The advantage is
that you don't have to go through the sort when creating the index. Can save
time, but rarely succeeds.
Dick Goulet.
____________________Reply Separator____________________Subject: NO SORT parameter
Are there any disadvantages to using NO SORT in creating an index? This is an index on a data warehouse table.
Also, somebody told me that CREATE TABLE had some sort of NO SORT parameter as well, but I don't see it anywhere and it doesn't really make sense to me. Anybody heard anything like this?
We are running 8.0.5 on HPUX.
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