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Russell,
IOT's in 8.0.x have no rowid's which is why one could not define any other indexes on the object. That has been fixed in 8.1.6+ since I've got some there and they do report a rowid. As for using them on insert intensive operations I think their a little bit faster than a regular table mainly because you get the table and index in one fell swoop. Now I definitely would not want to use one in a insert & delete intensive operation since "alter index <index_name> rebuild" does not work on IOT's, yet.
Dick Goulet
____________________Reply Separator____________________ Author: Russell Brooks <russell.brooks_at_amctechnology.com> Date: 3/15/2001 7:01 AM
Hi,
We're thinking about defining an insert-intensive table as an IOT. Has
anyone tried this? Any strong feelings pro or con?
Also, I thought that IOTs used a universal rowid, but references in
Metalink state that there is no rowid. Does anyone have any insights to
offer?
Thanks,
Russ Brooks
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