Best strategy for deleting data

For example: I should delete a lot of data from big databases. There are a lot of indexes and I know about the problem with the Bayer trees which must reorganized by the DMBS at every delete. If there a faster way to delete a big pile of data from the tables?

Hi,
go through the asktom post, its clearly explained.
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:5033906925164]
Regards,
Vijayaraghavan K

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INVPARTINSTOCK_D is a date extension table
I want to remove all data in D which is not in C
I can gather a list of mismatched data by using:
select
d.Contract,
d.Part_No,
d.Location_No,
d.Lot_Batch_No,
d.Serial_No,
d.Eng_Chg_Level
from invpartinstock_d d
MINUS
select
c.Contract,
c.Part_No,
c.Location_No,
c.Lot_Batch_No,
c.Serial_No,
c.Eng_Chg_Level
from invpartinstock_c c but how do I apply that to a DELETE FROM INVPARTINSTOCK_D WHERE... ?
Thanks

1) It depends on, at least, the data volumes we're talking about, but
DELETE FROM dtable
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    SELECT 1
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     WHERE c.contract = d.contract
    )2) Why isn't there a foreign key relationship that prevents this sort of mismatch in the first place?
Justin

Best practice for deleting data

I need to clear several years' worth of data from our environment. In addition, we have a number of categories that need to be cleared as well. Is there any need to actually clear the data prior to making making the dimension changes? Or is it enough to simply remove the time periods and categories in question and process those dimensions?

Hi Pablo,
If your requirement is clearing only transactional data you can clear via clear data manager package and if you want delete master data of time and category, first you need to clear all the trasactional data of that member and then delete master data. You can not delete directly master data without deleting trasactional data, if there is data associated to that member system will not allow to delete member.
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John.

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Perhaps, you weren't at the shoot and do not have this advantage. It's crucial that you organize you b-roll bins in a way that makes sense to you.
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The previous posts are right. If you've digitized 45 hours of footage you've put in too much. It's time to start deleting some media. Remember that when you hit the edit suite, you should be one the downhill slide. You should have a script and a clear idea of where you're going.
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Frankly, I don't have free time to hand-hold someone through the excruciating process of migrating a 5,000 page static site from GoLive to DW. And I doubt anyone else in this forum has either. We're not Adobe employees. We don't get paid to participate here. We are all product users JUST LIKE YOU.
I'm sorry you're frustrated. I'm also sorry for your clients. But the problem you have now isn't Adobe's fault. It's yours for not keeping up with server-side technologies or handing-off these huge static sites to more capable web developers. I'm not saying you need to buy anyone's books, but they are good resources for people willing to learn new things.
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From Tables to CSS Web Design Part 1 -
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From Tables to CSS Web Design Part 2 -
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Creating your first website in DW CS4 -
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regards
Andrew
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