WHY D1_USAGE_EXCP_K TABLE IS NOT INDEX ORGANIZED TABLE (IOT) AND STEPS TO CONVERT A NON IOT TABLE TO A PARTITIONED IOT (Doc ID 2716775.1)

Last updated on MAY 31, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Utilities Meter Data Management - Version 2.3.0.2.0 and later
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If you are partitioning MDM 2302 Tables, *_K tables are usually defined as Index Organized Table(IOT) and partitioning scripts are different for IOT and normal tables. We found out D1_USAGE_EXCP_K table, which is supposed to be an IOT is not defined as IOT in the Database.

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WHY D1_USAGE_EXCP_K TABLE IS NOT INDEX ORGANIZED TABLE (IOT) AND STEPS TO CONVERT A NON IOT TABLE TO A PARTITIONED IOT (Doc ID 2716775.1)

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