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Hello,
I haven't gotten to play around with Oracle 8's star querys yet, but in Oracle 7.3.3 you have to have defined an index on the fact table such that it contains every column in the key for the fact table (all the dimension table's foreign keys) as a single index.
This may still be true for Oracle 8.
Best of luck :)
-- Kenneth E. Murphy University of Missouri - Columbia Office of Social & Economic Data Analysis kenneth_at_oseda.missouri.edu (573) 884-8794 greg_farrar_at_sbpt.com wrote in message <885237858.1097203724_at_dejanews.com>...Received on Sun Feb 15 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
>I have been trying for several days to get Oracle 8 to produce a star
>transformation query plan for my star schema. I have had no luck in
>sighting the elusive beast. I have a fact table with 9 million rows each
>row about 200 bytes. I have several dimension tables with on the order of
>60,000 records.
>
>The fact table is partitioned by month into 48 buckets for 4 years of
>data. Following the documentation I have created bitmap locally
>partioned indexes for each foreign key of the dimension tables. I have
>done an analyze table partition against each of the partitions. The init
>option star_transformation_enabled is set to true. Thus far try as I may
>the optimizer will not do the star transformation.
>
>Anyone have advice on this particular Oracle 8 option ?
>
>Regards,
>
>Greg
>
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