Different DOP on tables nd indexes.

We have a few tables that have a different degree of paralellism from their indexes. I read that the table and indexes should have the same degree. Is that a best practice? If so, what are the issues if the DOP is different on the tables and the indexes? Why should they be the same and what is it's effect on CBO?
I have googled and have not been able to find out why they need to be the same. Can anyone point me to any links or articles on this?

I'm not sure that they NEED to be the same, but I would imagine that it would impact index cost adjusting if you don't have the same DOP between your table and your indexes. You might be left scratching your head as to why Oracle is doing a FTS when your testing is showing an index is much faster - then it turns out you have a larger DOP on your index than your table, etc.
Personally, I would not set DOP at the object level, but force your developers (or yourself) to set it via a hint. Rampant parallelism can cause significant performance problems and I've seen a lot of times that OLTP transactions will fire off extraneous PQ sessions (and cause slower performance for the query) simply because parallelism was set at the object level.
At least if you're doing it through a hint, you're making an explicit decision to use parallelism, as opposed to potentially firing it off without realizing it. It's also easier to change an SQL statement than it is to perform DDL against an object.

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Hi,
We have a schema for which the its tables are stored in seperate tablespace and indexes are stored in different tablespace. Now we have take full schema export. Now we want to import it on another schema. Now I want to know if the we have difference in the tablespace name we use REMAP_TABLESPACE clause of the impdp command but what about the seperate tablespace for table and indexes. How would Oracle handle this.
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Abbasi

Hi,
I hope you created the same tablespace structure on the target side if not so remap_tablespace option you have to use for specifying different tablespaces.Oracle will take care of putting data and index.Any how if a index is moved from one tablespace to other you have to rebuild them,once you rebuild them than only stattistics are gathered otherwise you
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Hello all - I need some help in finishing a task, quick response is really appreciated
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oratest wrote:
My DB version is 10.2.0.3
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There is no useful guideline for a generic setting. Consider the contradictory scenes:
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You have to consider the nature of the indexes and the pattern of data change for every single index separately - and then you might set initrans on the index to NO MORE THAN the table initrans + 1 because (a) that won't waste too much space (b) it's probably not going to let too much contention happen (c) Oracle will dynamically extend the ITL in most cases, (d) if it's bad for one particular index you'll notice it pretty quickly - and there will be other problems (buffer busy waits) to deal with on that index anyway.
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Safi, I would be less sure than that. There were many many very long threads in database general forum about that subject. If you observed that fact once, that is not very often the case.
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AS
TYPE r_emp IS RECORD ( employe_profile_id NUMBER
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, e_cust
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||'#'|| e_cust(i).client_customer_id
||'#'|| e_cust(i).email
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END LOOP;
END;
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We have tried to call the procedure via JDBC callable statement but it didn't work.
We have constructed it like the following. It was throwing error "java.sql.SQLException: invalid column type: emp_pkid_pkg.tp_emp_profile
CallableStatement cs2 = con.prepareCall("{call emp_pkid_pkg.er_employe_prov_profile(?,?)}");
cs2.registerOutParameter(2, OracleTypes.CURSOR, emp_pkid_pkg.tp_emp_profile);
cs2.setString(1,empId);
Not sure whether I am doing the logic correctly. But i tryed with diff type. Still am getting same error like above.
Please point me to the correct approach.
Thanks
Edited by: 921689 on 18-Mar-2012 17:20

>
We have requirement to get the results from procedure usind JDBC callable statement call.
>
Can't be done - the reason has nothing to do with JDBC so you are in the wrong forum.
Repost in the PL/SQL forum and I can give you an example of what you have to do
PL/SQL
First the TYPEs you defined are PL/SQL types so can't be referenced outside PL/SQL; you need to define SQL types.
Second you will need to use a procedure that returns a REF CURSOR or is a PIPELINED procedure. Since your procedure doesn't fall into either category you can't use it with JDBC to do what you want.
If your query was a PIPELINED function then you could simply query it like it was a table. I have a PIPELINED function name 'get_emp' so this works.
select * from table(get_emp(30));Post in the PL/SQL forum and I can give you the code for the procedure. I'm not going to clutter up this forum with inappropriate material.

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AND v.vendor_id(+) = l.vendor_id
AND flv.attribute1=c.segment1
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and flv.attribute3 = p1.person_id(+)
and flv.attribute4 = p2.person_id(+)
and r.requisition_header_id in(
SELECT requisition_header_id FROM po_requisition_lines_all pl
GROUP BY requisition_header_id HAVING SUM(nvl(pl.quantity,0) * nvl(pl.unit_price, 0)) >=100000)
group by
r.REQUISITION_HEADER_ID,
r.segment1 ,
to_char(l.line_num) ,
v.vendor_name,
p.CONCATENATED_SEGMENTS ,
to_char(round((nvl(l.quantity, 0) * nvl(l.unit_price, 0))),'99,999,999,999.99'),
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pe.full_name ,
l.item_description,
c.segment1,
c.segment2,
pr.segment1 ,
t.task_number

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Hi all,
Good day..
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Gray color means that screen is disabled for any reason (authorization, SQL Server release, monitoring remote, etc).
I believe, those items cannot be monitored unless these limitations are sorted out.
Please refer to the Document "The SAP DBA Cockpit for Microsoft SQL Server" in SDN.
You can get the status about the restriction in the bottom of dbacockpit screen.
Thanks,
Jagan
Edited by: jagadheeshan govindasamy on Sep 16, 2009 1:03 PM

Missing Tables and Indexes in 3.5

Hi,
when i am executing Tcode DB02 then under Missing Tables and Indexes i find 35 Indexes as not created.
can anybody tell me what does that signify. is this a issue if so how to fix it.
Indexes not created
ADCP-I04
ADCP-I03
ADCP-I02
ADCP-I01
ADCPS-I01
ADCPS-I02
ADCPS-I03
ADCPS-I04
ADRC-I14
ADRC-I11
ADRC-I05
ADRC-I02
ADRC-G
ADRP-I01
ADRP-I02
ADRP-I03
ADRP-I04
ADRP-I07
ADRP-I08
ADRP-I09
ADRV-I01
BUT000-PER
CDHDR-001
CDHDR-002
CRMD_ORDERADM_I-PKI
CRMD_ORDERADM_I-DES
ISSUE_RELATION-001
NAST-ADQ
RMPS_T_RESUB-RAG
RMPS_T_RESUB-RCU
SSPICSPRHD-S02
SSPICSTRHEAD-S01
SSPICSTRPL-FLD
STXH-TDN
SWBRULECOM-RSY
Rakesh

Hi Rakesh,
First thing this is not an issue but an information that says that these indexes are not be created in the System.
This option Indexes not created is an SAP table maintained from Dev to Prod just to indicate that these indexes cannot be created.
That's the reason why u have a green mark beside them and this will make clear for you that this is not an issue.
Hope it helps!!!!
Thanks & Regards,
Neelesh Jain.

Different DOP on tables nd indexes.

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