About Oracle Indexes

Hi All,
Would like to know about the following:
1) Different types of Oracle indexes.
2) Comparison of the indexes by performance. (Which index is better suited in what situation?)
Thanks

Yeah... Jason, not sure what you expect from this forum on a topic that is so broad. No-one is interested is spending large amounts of their free time typing up long and detailed explanations on such a vast subject like types of indexes, performance comparisons between indexes, etc.
As Eric indicated - read the manuals. Then ask detailed and specific questions in the forum about something that is unclear.

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