Wolfgang,
This could explain my situation.
The table is partitioned on the column which is the first column in the
Primary key, but it is not part of the where clause
thank you
Gene Gurevich
Wolfgang
Breitling
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Re: Column order in indices (oracle
9.2)
Is the partitioning based on the first(leading) column of the index? In my
experience - don't know if it's a fixed rule - a local partitioned index is
not
being used unless the partitioning column is among the predicates.
Having said that, I haven't had a chance to possibly revise that experience
with
Oracle 9.2 or 10.
Quoting genegurevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> Yechiel:
>
> The answers are yes and yes - the index is partitioned locally and I do
> have the histograms
>
> thank you
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Wolfgang Breitling
Oracle 7,8,8i,9i OCP DBA
Centrex Consulting Corporation
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