Oracle Materialized View | Deletion of Records, Oracle Materialized View

One question reg Materialized views.
If as part of housekeeping of the Source database we delete some records (older records), will the materialized view also be updated with the deletion?
I believe the answer is yes. In that case can we ensure that this delete does not happen?
Is there anyway we can prevent MView refresh from deleting the records that is once inserted even if we delete the same records in source DB?

This is a common scenario, particularly with materialised views that summarise detail data where you want to keep the summary but not the detail, and it is addressed in the documentation.
The technique is to make the MV refresh on demand, delete the data from the detail tables, and use the CONSIDER_FRESH procedure to prevent the changes propagating to the MV. You'll probably find it in the docs by searching on DBMS_MView.Consider_Fresh. There are a few warnings to note I think.

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>
Steve Johnson wrote:
> In that view I am getting a extra record which is not exit in any tables
> but its getting in database view.
Your intention should be in search of the root of that extra record. Not the deleting it without knowing anything.
Sure, You have put join conditions correctly?
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20 : cancel process.
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I want to refresh a materialized view, but I get an ORA-12008 error.
Does anybody have an idea? I do not find any errors in my refresh statement.
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TABLESPACE test
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crupper wrote:
I get the same error:
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Hi,
Thanks for the response.
Trying the same thing without the FORCE keyword made no difference, the view still takes a long time to compile and there are no compilation errors.
On the development system, I have run a long-running query on the view and checked V$Access. This returns a record for the view, but I can still successfully run the CREATE OR REPLACE statement on the view in another session. This appears to show that a record in V$Access doesn't mean that the view can't be recompiled.
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Does anyone have any other ideas?

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