Demantra Table Reorganization, Fragmentation, Null Columns, Primary Key, Editioning, Cluster Factor, PCT Fee, Freelist, Initrans, Automatic Segment Management (ASM), Blocksize.... (Doc ID 1990353.1)

Last updated on APRIL 29, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Demantra Demand Management - Version 7.3.1 and later
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Why does Demantra require table reordering and null column movement on a, what seems to be, frequent basis? Your other applications do not require this type of action. Can this be explained? I can give you the following. Let me know if you have questions, comments or additional points to cover. Thank You! Jeffery.goulette@oracle.com

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Demantra Table Reorganization, Fragmentation, Null Columns, Primary Key, Editioning, Cluster Factor, PCT Fee, Freelist, Initrans, Automatic Segment Management (ASM), Blocksize.... (Doc ID 1990353.1)

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