Impact of Logging INDEX on Nologging object(TABLE) at the time of Recoveryt

Hi All,
If I have a TABLE which is of NOLOGGING Mode and the index on this table is of LOGGING Mode. If I want to Recover this table in case of its lost. How It will impact? Will it give any Error? Please Explain.....
Thanks in Advance.

You could always do this at the time of the backup to ensure no logging objects are recoverable from the backup at that point in time.......
"alter database force logging "......... this enables the DBA to override no logging to ensure recoverability.

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hi, experts,
I cannot find any solution from google. please help
ERRORS:
BUSINESS MODEL ERP:
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Hi Forreging,
the time key is incorrectly specified at the lowest level. In the 'ERP_YEAR_MONTH' table, have you correctly specified the primary key for the table?
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Impossible to create an index with an object table

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ERREUR ` la ligne 1 :
ORA-29855: erreur d'exicution de la routine ODCIINDEXCREATE
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ORA-13203: ichec de lecture de la table USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA
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In 9i, you can , but not in the way you've defined it, i.e. you have to create a regular
table, and have a column of type zonegeo, and make a few other changes, i.e.:
create or replace type zonegeo as object (
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VALUES ('ESSAIGEO','ZONE.DEFINITIONGEO',
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HI,
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dear,
i have 10 record at source side which needs to be injected in a target table ;
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Edited by: 845498 on 29-aug-2012 1:36

845498 wrote:
dear,
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4 /
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Function based indexes on object tables

Hi,
I am trying to create a function based index on an object table. I am getting the following error:
SQL> create index cell1_indx on cell1(create_cell1(id)) indextype is mdsys.spatial_index;
create index cell1_indx on cell1(create_cell1(id)) indextype is mdsys.spatial_index
ERROR at line 1:
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Is the procedure for creating function based indexes on object tables different from relational tables?
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One of the many new features in Oracle 8i is the Function-Based Index (we will refrain from using FBI, but only just). This allows the DBA to create indexes on functions or expressions; these functions can be user generated pl/sql functions, standard SQL functions (non-aggregate only) or even a C callout.
A classic problem the DBA faces in SQL Tuning is how to tune those queries that use function calls in the where clause, and result in indexes created on these columns not to be used.
Example
Standard B-Tree index on SURNAME with cost based optimizer
create index non_fbi on sale_contacts (surname);
analyze index non_fbi compute statistics;
analyze table sale_contacts compute statistics;
SELECT count(*) FROM sale_contacts
WHERE UPPER(surname) = 'ELLISON';
Execution Plan
0 SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE (Cost=3 Card=1 Bytes=17)
1 0 SORT (AGGREGATE)
2 1 TABLE ACCESS (FULL) OF 'SALES_CONTACTS' (Cost=3 Card=16 Bytes=272)
Now we use a function based index
create index fbi on sale_contacts (UPPER(surname));
analyze index fbi compute statistics;
analyze table sale_contacts compute statistics;
SELECT count(*) FROM sale_contacts WHERE UPPER(surname) = 'ELLISON';
Execution Plan
0 SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE (Cost=2 Card=1 Bytes=17)
1 0 SORT (AGGREGATE)
2 1 INDEX (RANGE SCAN) OF 'FBI' (NON-UNIQUE) (Cost=2 Card=381 Bytes=6477)
The function-based index has forced the optimizer to use index range scans (retuning zero or more rowids) on the surname column rather than doing a full table scan (non-index lookup). Optimal performance does vary depending on table size, uniqueness and selectivity of columns, use of fast full table scans etc. Therefore try both methods to gain optimal performance in your database.
It is important to remember that the function-based B*Tree index does not store the expression results in the index but uses an "expression tree". The optimizer performs expression matching by parsing the expression used in the SQL statement and comparing the results against the expression-tree values in the function-based index. This comparison IS case sensitive (ignores spaces) and therefore your function-based index expressions should match expressions used in the SQL statement where clauses.
Init.ora Parameters
The following parameter must be set in your parameter file: QUERY_REWRITE_INTEGRITY = TRUSTED
QUERY_REWRITE_ENABLED = TRUE
COMPATIBLE = 8.1.0.0.0 (or higher)
Grants
Grants To create function-based indexes the user must be granted CREATE INDEX and QUERY REWRITE, or alternatively be granted CREATE ANY INDEX and GLOBAL QUERY REWRITE. The index owner must have EXECUTE access on the function used for the index. If execute access is revoked then the function-based index will be "disabled" (see dba_indexes).
Disabled Indexes
If your function-based index has a status of "disabled" the DBA can do one of the following:
a) drop and create the index (take note of its current settings)
b) alter index enable, function-based indexes only, also use disable keyword as required
c) alter index unusable.
Queries on a DISABLED index fail if the optimizer chooses to use the index.Here is an example ORA error:
ERROR at line 1: ORA-30554: function-based index MYUSER.FBI is disabled.
All DML operations on a DISABLED index also fail unless the index is also marked UNUSABLE and the initialization parameter SKIP_UNUSABLE_INDEXES is set to true.
Some more Examples
CREATE INDEX expression_ndx
ON mytable ((mycola + mycolc) * mycolb);
SELECT mycolc FROM mytable
WHERE (mycola + mycolc) * mycolb <= 256;
..or a composite index..
CREATE INDEX example_ndx
ON myexample (mycola, UPPER(mycolb), mycolc);
SELECT mycolc FROM myexample
WHERE mycola = 55 AND UPPER(mycolb) = 'JONES';
Restriction & Rule Summary
The following restrictions apply to function based indexes. You may not index:
a) LOB columns
b) REF
c) Nested table column
d) Objects types with any of the above data types.
Function-based indexes must always follow these rules:
a) Cost Based optimizer only, must generate statistics after the index is created
b) Can not store NULL values (function can not return NULL under any circumstance)
c) If a user defined pl/sql routine is used for the function-based index, and is invalidated, the index will become "disabled"
d) Functions must be deterministic (always return the same value for a known input)
e) The index owner must have "execute" access on function used in the function-based index. Revocation of the privilege will render the index "disabled"
f) May have a B-Tree and Bitmap index type only
g) Can not use expressions that are based on aggregate functions, ie. SUM, AVG etc.
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Joel P�rez

New Index on 550 Gb table - suggstions please

Hello friends,
i have to create a new Index in Oracle 11g db for a table of size around 550GB. please give me your expert suggestions.
I have checked SAP Note 334224 and plan to do with SQl
Create the index using SQLPLUS with the following command:
create index <index name> on <table name> ( <field1, field2, ...> )
nologging tablespace <tablespace name>
parallel (degree <number>)
..........online;
questions:
1. How much Temp tablespace is required for this.
2. Any suggestions for parallel (degree <number>) parameter.. we have 4 CPU.
3. Should i use parameter nologging or complete nologging tablespace <tablespace name> ? does it have any problems ? Database is in archivelog mode.. and is it required for complete tablespace ?
thanks
ashish

ashish vikas wrote:
> 1. How much Temp tablespace is required for this.
> 2. Any suggestions for parallel (degree <number>) parameter.. we have 4 CPU.
> 3. Should i use parameter nologging or complete nologging tablespace <tablespace name> ? does it have any problems ? Database is in archivelog mode.. and is it required for complete tablespace ?
Hi,
1) I think, when using parallel DDL, it always uses direct path i/o and then it goes directly to temp.
Never saw anything different when doing this. Always had "direct path write temp" as wait event in ST04 during creation.
Check the index name on DB level in the development system. If the tablename is long, the activation
of the transport imported later might change the name to make it fit into the namespace and therefore
might shorten some names.
I e. ODS-Table name
/BIC/ABCD_GH_JKL
Index 010
leads to an index name
/BIC/ABCD_GH_JKL10
on DB level. It depends on the length of the table name. In this case /BIC/ABCD_GH_JKL~010 would be too long.
If you plan to import the corresponding transport afterwards, make sure, that the index name fit the one that
will be generated on DB level. Otherwise you might get an error that this fieldlist is already indexed.
Keep in mind that allthough you create online, it requires a short exclusive lock to start. Just had that last week.
My statement waited about 25 minutes in ST04 before it kicked off the PQ slaves.
2) If you are nearly alone, and your CPUs are speedy, I'd go parallel 8. This will create 16 PQ slaves for the statement,
8 beinig busy pumping data to temp, 8 waiting until these are ready and then doing reading temp and writing target.
If there is activity on the system, 2 or 4 might be a better choice.
3) NEVER set the TS nologging. But yes, you can use NOLOGGING in the create statement. Check the brrecover docu.
It is capable of handling NOLOGGING indexes after a restore, but in general it should be avoided,
esp. if the index is not re-created all the time (as i.e. in BW dataloads).
Volker
Oh, and as for the discussion of temp files:
I thought since oracle 10g you can simply drop empty datafiles and tempfiles.
So I'd extend PSAPTEMP as needed and simply drop the files back out afterwards.
Keep in mind these are SPARSE Files that may not use the shown space in the filesystem until utilized!
I mind I have read somewhere that change of a schema owner is a development request for version 12.
Edited by: Volker Borowski on Sep 27, 2011 8:23 PM

How to implement search help instead of match code objects table in program

Hi,
We are now in upgrade process of code remediation ( From 4.6c to EC6.0).
We have created search helps instead of matchcode object table. This match code object table M_VMVLC has been deleted
in EC6.0. And search help VMVLC is available.
In the program, they have used <M_VMVLC > -<fieldname> i.e. <tablename> - <fieldname> in declaring parameters,
in the 'into' clause of select statement, in the 'from' clause of select statement, in the 'write' statement.
I want to know how to replace this matchcode object table with the search help in the program.
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Hi,
Check the link
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How to inherit attribute values in object tables?

I am trying to implement object inheritance with oracle 10g express. What i have done so far is created some types and subtypes. And some tables based on those types and sub types. So far i have understood that the subtypes inherit the attributes and methods from its super types.
But is there a way to inherit the attribute values from the object table of the super type to the object table of the sub type?
For example: The object O1 , explicitly labeled with (sIPO1 , wIPO1) , also inherits the intended purpose (sIPT 1 wIPT 1) from T1 . Similarly, the object O3 inherits the intended purposes from T3 , O1 and T1 . Note, however, that O2 , which is not labeled, inherits the intended purpose from T2 , but not from O1 nor T1 , as the intended purposes are not inherited through the reference-of relation.
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How can the types and objects be labeled as mentioned above? And how can these labels be made inheritable by the subtypes and objects based on those subtypes?
Possible Solution*
Only way which i could think of is using relational tables, like this: type_label(type_name, label1, label2) and a similar table table_label(table_name, label1, label2) for labeling the object tables. Then refer to these labels through some java programming. Will this be a right approach. I doubt that this will defeat the very intentions of the object database. And i hope there is a straight solution in Object Relational methods instead of java programming.
nested tables and vararrays... will using them help solving the above problem some how?

From those examples i can see that although the nested tables will have the super type attributes and values with them, if i have to change those attribute values the values in the whole table gets changed.
is it possible to change the super type attribute values which is corresponding to the nested table values alone and not disturb the over all table?

Adding nested table to object table

if I alter an object type and add a nested table to it, there seem to be no syntax to add "STORE AS" clause for that nested table in the object table containing the altered object type. E.G.:
ALTER TYPE fd_dao ADD ATTRIBUTE Own_Name Own_Name_ntt;
where Own_Name_ntt is a nested table type, then
ALTER TABLE FD_DOT NESTED TABLE Own_Name STORE AS Own_Name_ntab;
does not work but the table FD_DOT can not be used since it lacks the storage for the newly added nested table.

Check your syntax.
CREATE TYPE Own_Name_ntt AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(25);
CREATE TYPE fd_dao AS OBJECT
(col1        date
,col2        number);
CREATE TABLE fd_dot(cola varchar2(10)
                   ,colb date);
ALTER TYPE fd_dao ADD ATTRIBUTE Own_Name Own_Name_ntt;
ALTER TABLE FD_DOT ADD (Own_Name Own_Name_ntt)
    NESTED TABLE Own_Name STORE AS Own_Name_ntab;
SQL> CREATE TYPE Own_Name_ntt AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(25);
2 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TYPE fd_dao AS OBJECT
2   (col1        date
3   ,col2        number);
4 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE fd_dot(cola varchar2(10)
2                     ,colb date);
Table created.
SQL>
SQL> ALTER TYPE fd_dao ADD ATTRIBUTE Own_Name Own_Name_ntt;
Type altered.
SQL>
SQL> ALTER TABLE FD_DOT ADD (Own_Name Own_Name_ntt)
2      NESTED TABLE Own_Name STORE AS Own_Name_ntab;
Table altered.
SQL> desc fd_dot
Name                                                                          Null?    Type
COLA                                                                                   VARCHAR2(10)
COLB                                                                                   DATE
OWN_NAME                                                                               OWN_NAME_NTT
SQL> desc fd_dao
Name                                                                          Null?    Type
COL1                                                                                   DATE
COL2                                                                                   NUMBER
OWN_NAME                                                                               OWN_NAME_NTT
SQL> disconnect
Disconnected from Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.1.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, Oracle Label Security, OLAP and Data Mining options
SQL> CREATE TYPE Own_Name_ntt AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(25);
2 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TYPE fd_dao AS OBJECT
2   (col1        date
3   ,col2        number);
4 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE fd_dot(cola varchar2(10)
2                     ,colb date);
Table created.
SQL>
SQL> ALTER TYPE fd_dao ADD ATTRIBUTE Own_Name Own_Name_ntt;
Type altered.
SQL>
SQL> ALTER TABLE FD_DOT ADD (Own_Name Own_Name_ntt)
2      NESTED TABLE Own_Name STORE AS Own_Name_ntab;
Table altered.
SQL> desc fd_dao
Name                                                                          Null?    Type
COL1                                                                                   DATE
COL2                                                                                   NUMBER
OWN_NAME                                                                               OWN_NAME_NTT
SQL> desc fd_dot
Name                                                                          Null?    Type
COLA                                                                                   VARCHAR2(10)
COLB                                                                                   DATE
OWN_NAME                                                                               OWN_NAME_NTT
SQL> disconnect
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