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|    Freek to All    |
|    Oracle 7, Indexes    |
|    09 Nov 03 01:28:20    |
      From: info._remove_freek@xs4all.nl              Dear reader,              My software supplier does not allow me to create an index on "their" tables.       Their point is that it can have a bad influence on the performance of       "their" forms, queries, things and so on.       However, for some reason, I need to make an index on certain columns in one       of "their" tables. At least, I want to search on certain columns that are       not indexed.       One option is to copy the relevant part of the table to a table of my own an       create an index. But, that costs a lot of space, data can be old, you have       to refresh etc.       By the way, running on Oracle 7, next year that will be 8.              I hope their is some way of making an index invisible to other users or       something like that.              Does anyone have an suggestion ?              Thanks in advance!              Kind regards,       Freek              A certain part of my email adres needs to be removed incl the _              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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