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AFAIK the Select in a Create Table statement is treated exactly the same as if it were issued by itself. The Optimizer will decide whether or not indexes on the Selected tables are used.
Is the Table being created in a tablespace on the same drive as the source table(s) or, worse, on the drive with the temp tablespace or rollback segment(s)? You could be experiencing disk contention.
Jack
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Does CREATE TABLE AS SELECT ..... still use indexes or are the indexes disregarded if the select is issued in combination with a create table?
Oracle 8.0.5, optimizer is CHOOSE.
We are having a performance problem when trying to use create table as select.
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