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Dear DBA Gurus,
I have some static data in two of my tables which contains lakhs of records. Is there any way I can sort the data in the two tables and put the sorted data in the same table or some temporary table without creating a new one. Why I want this is because when I write a search query based on two tables with the order by clause it is taking a long time to execute the query but without the order by clause it is executing fast. I tried to create a view based on the tables with the order by clause and then try to run my search based query on the view. Then also the execution time is more. Is there any way I can create a clustered index like we do in SQL server in Oracle which sorts the data and stores in the table? Any workaround? Any help in this regard will be greatly appreciated.
TIA and Warm Regards,
Ranganath
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Author: Ranganath K
INET: ranganathk_at_subexgroup.com
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