Hello!
I am trying to figure out the best way to convert a non-partitioned table
with approx 20 million rows into a hash-partitioned table. This should be
done with minimal down-time. This will be in an Oracle 9i environment done
at a time when only SELECTs are occuring on the table.
The best way I can figure is to create a second table and copy the data
over; create the indexes; and rename the tables.
I would appreciate any hints on what section of TFM to read.
Kevin Toepke
ktoepke_at_trilegiant.com
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