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There is an extensive set of formulae for estimating the size of objects
in the appendixes of the Server Administrator's Guide. There are also at
least three sets of algorithms published by Oracle at different times on
various web sites. You will be surprised that they give different
answers and that the real size of your index, once you create it, is
different yet, at times. A rule many of us follow is to double the
estimate then double it again.
The manual states "Remember that this
procedure provides a reasonable estimate of an index's size, not an exact
number of blocks or bytes. Once you have estimated the size of a index,
you can use this information when specifying the INITIAL storage
parameter (size of the index's initial extent) in your corresponding
CREATE INDEX statement."
ashesh48_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:
: Hi All, I have a que. about how can i estimate the size of the INDEX ?? OR
: its components? LIKE how can i find the size of the Header Size, block header
: etc.? And where can i find the values for this parameters for existing / new
: tables?
: And will estimating size of Index help in tuning issues?
: Any input will be greatly appriciated.
: Ashesh
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-- Received on Thu Oct 29 1998 - 13:55:41 CST
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