RE: ORA 28604 - table is too fragmented

  • From: genegurevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • To: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 16:42:55 -0500

I did  a little bit more testing and here is what I have now:

- a partitioned table called T1 and an exchange table XCHG_T1
- alter table XCHG_T1 minimize records_per_block fixes the problem with
building the bitmap indices
- this however changes the value of the hakan factor on XCHG_T1 table and
now it is different from
   the value of hakan factor on the T1 table
- now alter table t1 exchange partition with table xchg_t1 fails
- alter table t1 minimize records_per_block resets the hakan factor on this
table to the value different
   from the value on the XCHG_T1 table, therefore my exchange command still
works.

I don't know whether there is a way to fix both of these two issues -
bitmap index build and exchange.


thank you

Gene Gurevich



                                                                           
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Gene,

Not tested, and I'm not sure there's a quick, easy test case for this
one, but, after moving data out of the problem table, you may try this:
1.)  Figure how many rows per block you want.
2.)  Insert that number of rows into the table.  insert into
problem_table select * from temp_table where rownum <=
number_of_desired_rows_per_block;
3.)  Verify that all those rows are in the same block.
4.)  alter table problem_table minimize records_per_block;  --This sets
the Hakan factor, a limit on the max. number of rows/block the table
will ever have.
5.)  delete from problem_table;  --don't truncate, that will reset the
Hakan factor.
6.)  insert into problem_table select * from temp_table;


-Mark
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Subject: ORA 28604 - table is too fragmented

Hi all:

I am running oracle 9.2.0.4 and am getting the following error when
building bitmap indices:










 ORA-28604: TABLE TOO FRAGMENTED TO BUILD BITMAP INDEX (25206487,40,40)







I have found the note 119674 and applied the first solution that was
recommended - rebuild the table through export/import - I have copied
the data from the table into another table, dropped and recreate my
table and inserted the data back. After that I tried to rebuild the
indices and received the same error. I looked at the second solution and
it looks like a reduced version of the first one.

I have temporarily rebuilt all bitmap indices as non-bitmap to allow the
user testing to go on, but I would still like to have the bitmap indices
instead. Does anyone have a better solution for this?

thank you

Gene Gurevich


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