And, partitioned tables if you update the partition key...
SQL> insert into tim_temp values (1, 99);
1 row created.
SQL> select rowid from tim_temp;
ROWID ------------------ AAABrrAADAAAAFZAAA
ROWID ------------------ AAABrtAADAAAAFjAAA
On 03/16/2004 01:52:49 PM, Prasada.Gunda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello All,
Do you think of any situation where Oracle would change the rowid(or move the row that causes rowid change) under the hood in 8i/9i or even in 10g if there are simply Update operations happen on a row?
I know that the Rowid of the row is not going to change when there is a row chaining/migration. So, this is not an issue. And, I understand that the Rowid would change in other situations like row is deleted/inserted, table is exported/imported, truncated/reloaded or alter table..move and other similar operations.
But, I am only concerned with Update operations. Even in IOT and Cluster tables, I believe Oracle would maintain the same rowid if there is an Update to a row.
Please let me know your thoughts/suggestions.
Ours is a DW environment and would like to use the rowids to identify changes in the source table where there is no primary/unique key.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards, Prasad
Justin told you about the IOT's. Furthermore, if you have clustered tables and if the cluster key is
updated, row is physically moved from one place to another, thereby changing the rowid.
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