Reg: Recreation of Indexes
Hi all,
We are facing some performance issues. According to SAP suggetion we are planning to recreate some indexes. But i never created an index before...... can anybody help in this......please sugfgest in proper way to recreate indexes....
thnx in advance
with regards
Harish
Hi
To create index:
1. Go to DB02, click on Missing Indexes. Select index in next screen to create and click "Create in DB"
2. if you know the table name for which you want to create the index, go to SE14 -> table name -> Go to index -> In next screen "select create".
3. Yo have to use trx SE11 into Dev system, Enter the database table name and press
Display -> Indexes -> Create Enter index name. Choose Maintain logon language.
Enter short description and index fields.
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Crash recovery: recreating invalid indexes
I want to discuss a phaenomen, which we often have saw during crash recoveries:
The "startsap db" is hanging, because after the crash recocvery itself is completed (according to db2diag.log), the connection to the database ist still hanging because the database recreate invalid indexes.
sf503:db2p02 10% db2 list utilities
ID = 2
Type = RESTART RECREATE INDEX
Database Name = P02
Partition Number = 0
Description = Recreating Invalid Index Objects
Start Time = 05/08/2007 09:37:42.721072
Sometimes this can take up to 25 minutes until this is finished and the connect is finished.
The strange thing is:
If a 2. connection to the database is made during "recreating indexes", this 2. connection is successfull and selects from t000 are successfull.
So, it is possible to execute "startsap r3" while the first connection is still blocked with recreating indexes.
I don't understand this behaviour:
- If the database really needs the recreation of invalid index objects for sucessfull database operation, then it should block ALL connections and not only the first one.
- If it's not urgently necessary, the database should done the recreating indexes in background and not block the first connection.
Also in the Recovery& High Availibility IBM Handbook I have nothing found about the "recreating invalid index objects"-feature.
Kind regards
UtaHello Jens,
thanks for the detailed answer!
As you wrote, the only workarond with changing db cfg parameter from "restart" to "access" needs some manual intervention if we don't want to risk the limit of maximum dialog runtime. So actually we will leave it as it is. We have a workaround with starting sap in a second window, when the crash recovery is finished according to db2diag.log and the 1. connection (startsap db) ist still recreating invalid indexes.
How can one determine the invalid indexes, who need recreation ?
Joachim: we don't have a real problem at our site. Fortunatelly we have crash recoveries only in the rare cases of system crashes, etc. So we are lucky not to have it every day....
Hopefully the behaviour will be changed to background index recreation in some later DB release. -
Can we drop and then recreate the indexes when database is open.
Can we drop and then recreate the indexes when database is open.
I am trying to drop the index not happening..any suggestion..
I tried :
drop index index_name >>> index does not exist, though it exist on particular table
drop index table_name.index_name
drop index index_name on table_name; >> SQL command not properly ended
Could you suggest me how would i drop it -
Error when recreate secondary indexes
hi all
in db02 i have two missing secondary indexes.
when i try recreate :
in db02 select missing index -> choose processing type: direct processing -> create
i have error :
Internal error 1 in module DD_LONGNPROT_NAME_GET occurred
Diagnosis
An unexpected SQL error occurred in the ABAP/4 Dictionary interface.
System response
A system log entry has been written. This gives more precise information about where the termination occurred and the reason for the termination. The current transaction has been cancelled.
Procedure
Please check the system log and eliminate the cause of the SQL error.
in sm21 no errors
in db alert log no errors
how can resolve this problem?
thanksHi Andrey,
Please try to active the secondary indexes in transaction SE14. Please gothrough the note 1248769 as how to active the
indexes.
Many thanks.
Mohammed Hussain. -
Hi All,
cud anybody pls let me know abt the <b>creation and maintenace of indexes</b>??
any screenshots or step-by-step procedure.....!!!
its quite urgent..
regards,
abc xyzHI,
1.In SE11 Transaction display your table.
2.press button index... in tool bar, it will ask you
to create a new one.
3.give the index name
4. give short text description
5. in bottom table give the field name on which
you want index.
6. save and activate.
check this.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/sapadm/chapter/ch01.html
To create Secondary Index --> http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/cf/21eb47446011d189700000e8322d00/content.htm
Also Check the below links.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/1c/252640632cec01e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/c7/55833c4f3e092de10000000a114027/frameset.htm.
Regards,
Sesh -
Hi PPL,
Can anybody tell me how to use the database table Indexes in the programs?
Regards,
Kevin Nick.Hi...
just see these links......
Re: select statement : Secondary index
how to use secondary index
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/cf/21eb2d446011d189700000e8322d00/content.htm
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/quick-note-on-design-of-secondary-database-indexes-and-logical-databases.htm
SELECT QUERY BASED ON SECONDARY INDEX
Reward points if useful,,,,,,
Suresh...... -
HI,
While using Secondary index,
If I am having a table and I set fields f3,f4,f5 as secondary index1, f6,f7,f8 as secondary index2, f9,f10,f11 as secondary index3 for using them for selecting fields for 3 different programs respectively.
Here i have some doubts---
For doing like this, will the table be affected performance wise? if yes how? Then what will be solution for using those fields?
pls suggest.
thanks
points will be awardedHi everyone,
I agree with Rob, in the sense I would not create any secondary indices on standard tables, if possible (unless recommended by a SAP note).
In Z tables -> well, the performance of SELECT statements for those fields is improved, for sure. But every time you want to INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE on the table, SAP takes more time to do the operation, because it has to populate the data in the table, and also update the indices. So be careful and check the performance on your test systems before transporting to productive environment.
I hope it helps. Best regards,
Alvaro -
Hi,
Is it possible to export the indexex??Hi,
yes, for example, you can put all indexes in a tablespace and export only this tablespace.
what do you want to do?
--sgc -
Hi,
Need to know how to build the statistics on the primary index.
Command : brconnect -u / -c -f stats -m +I
But i don know how to build the statistics for the primary index.Hello Ambarish,
> But now when checked in production the query is picking up the index that is primary index and in quality system it is picking up the same
So how do you get the conclusion that an index rebuild will fix the issue? Does the index sizes differ so much? What is the clustering factor? What are the wait events of the SQL statement in the quality system?
At first you need to understand the root cause of the performance problem until you can solve the problem. Many questions are still open and an index rebuild is just one "little piece of the big oracle mosaic".
> Any one please help.How to rebuild primary key index .
I have already posted the brconnect call to rebuild the primary index.
Regards
Stefan -
How to recreate iFS context index on 8.1.7?
Wanting to search the content on all the new text files uploaded to iFS...
I ran sync_index on the iFS GLOBALINDEXEDBLOB_I index without first increasing the appropriate Datafile and Tablespace sizes first (thinking they would grow as needed). The sync_index ran a lot faster than I estimated it would, and afterward one of the tablespaces (IFS_CTX_I) was at 100%. Ever since, running any query that "touches" the index (e.g. one with a CONTAINS clause) causes the server process to die with an ACCESS_VIO exception, and ORA-03113 is reported to the SQL client. Any further activity on the client evokes ORA-03114.
What is the best way to recreate the index? I don't know all the properties and options iFS used to create it originally. Would ALTER INDEX REBUILD be more appropriate here?
Thanks!Thanks for the tip!
I have no luck searching for a file called 'alert.log' on our Oracle server.
From the CORE.LOG, however, I have snipped a typical dump:
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.7.0.0 - Production
Process Id: 0x000003a8 Thread Id : 0x00000d08 Time : Wed Jul 10 11:55:32
Excp. Code: 0xc0000005 Excp. Type: ACCESS_VIO Flags: 0x00000000
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------------------- End of memory map --------------------
------------------- Registers ----------------------------
eip = 009d0fed esp = 043bde34 ebp = 043bdea4 edi = 464aeb0c esi = 464ae910
eax = 00000000 ebx = 00000000 ecx = 00000000 edx = 0444327c
ecs = 0000001b eds = 00000023 ees = 00000023 ess = 00000023
egs = 00000000 efs = 0000003b
eflags = 00010202
------------------- End of Registers ---------------------
------------------- Instruction Disassembly --------------
------------------- End of Disassembly -------------------
------------------- Call Stack Trace ---------------------
Frameptr RetAddr Param#1 Param#2 Param#3 Param#4 Function Name
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0x043bf534 007de081 00000000 00edff40 0000003c 464ae910 _opitsk+60d
0x043bf6f0 004cd859 0000003c 00000004 043bfbf8 464b15a8 _opiino+511
0x043bf850 00423f69 0000003c 00000004 043bfbf8 00000000 _opiodr+509
0x043bfa84 0040bc4e 0000003c 00000004 043bfbf8 00000000 _opidrv+389
0x043bfa9c 00401111 043bfc08 0000003c 00000004 043bfbf8 _sou2o+1e
0x043bfc14 00403154 00000002 043bfe74 01248bfc 77d490ee _opimai+111
0x043bffb4 77e96523 01249088 01248bfc 77d490ee 01249088 _OracleThreadStart@4
0x043bffec 00000000 00402cb0 01249088 00000000 00000000 0x77e96523
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Address Dump of bytes
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How to recreate a preference for text schema index
I have 10.2.0.3 database. I have a schema that has text schema indexes. I need to load the data to another user.
Here is my steps:
1. create a new user dev.
2. expdp user prod
3. impdp prod to dev META_DATA_ONLY
4. drop schema indexex, otherwise, there is error.
5. recreate schema index.
My problem is when I recreate the indexes. I got this error
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-29855: error occurred in the execution of ODCIINDEXCREATE routine
ORA-20000: Oracle Text error:
DRG-10700: preference does not exist: OCS_IDCCOLL1_LEXER
ORA-06512: at "CTXSYS.DRUE", line 160
ORA-06512: at "CTXSYS.TEXTINDEXMETHODS", line 364
I ran
select pre_name from CTX_PREFERENCES wehre pre_owner='PROD'
OCS_IDCCOLL1_LEXER
How can I recreate the OCS_IDCCOLL1_LEXER for user dev?
Thanks a lot!That is not a feature yet. An upcoming update (end of January) will allow multiple fields on a row, which would allow you to create a table. I don't know if there will be a tool that allows you to create a table of fields more easily.
If you can create a PDF form (e.g., with Acrobat) it can have any layout you want, but not all FormsCentral features are available with PDF forms. -
Recreating indexes of type: ctxsys.context
For a database on Oracle 10g, I need to output a script that recreates all indexes of type of ctxsys.context type. I can do it running this query:
SELECT owner, index_name, DBMS_METADATA.get_ddl('INDEX', index_name, owner)
FROM all_indexes
WHERE ityp_owner = 'CTXSYS' AND ityp_name = 'CONTEXT';However, if an index has parameters like this:
CREATE INDEX <MySchema>.<Index_name> ON <MySchema>.<Index_name>
(BL_RESOLUCION)
INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT
PARAMETERS('sync (every "FREQ=DAILY; BYHOUR=1")')
NOPARALLEL;If I run DBMS_METADATA.get_ddl function, I get this output script:
CREATE INDEX <MySchema>.<Index_name> ON <MySchema>.<Index_name>
(BL_RESOLUCION)
INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT;How to include the parameter line?
Edited by: user521219 on 06-nov-2012 9:55>
For a database on Oracle 10g, I need to output a script that recreates all indexes of type of ctxsys.context type. I can do it running this query:
SELECT owner, index_name, DBMS_METADATA.get_ddl('INDEX', index_name, owner)
FROM all_indexes
WHERE ityp_owner = 'CTXSYS' AND ityp_name = 'CONTEXT';
However, if an index has parameters like this:
CREATE INDEX <MySchema>.<Index_name> ON <MySchema>.<Index_name>
(BL_RESOLUCION)
INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT
PARAMETERS('sync (every "FREQ=DAILY; BYHOUR=1")')
NOPARALLEL;
If I run DBMS_METADATA.get_ddl function, I get this output script:
CREATE INDEX <MySchema>.<Index_name> ON <MySchema>.<Index_name>
(BL_RESOLUCION)
INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT;
How to include the parameter line?
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When you post always provide your 4 digit Oracle version (result of SELECT * FROM V$VERSION); 10g is not a version.
Works for me on Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Prod
CREATE INDEX "SCOTT"."NDX_TEST_CONTEXT" ON "SCOTT"."DEPT" ("DNAME")
INDEXTYPE IS "CTXSYS"."CONTEXT" PARAMETERS ('sync (every "FREQ=DAILY; BYHOUR=1")')Post information about which user is running that query and which user owns the index that is giving the problem.
Have you tried the query using a DBA user? -
I have an index which has size 12 GB , i reliazed that this index space is fragmented for that i decided to defragmente its space , what i did for the dfragmentation is as follows.
1) drop that index.
2) recreate the same index.
-Before dropping that index the tablepace of that index space usage was 89 % in Enterprise manager console tablespaces link.
-After dropping this index it reclaimed the space of this tablepace usage column from 89 % to 81 %, i.e it reduce the space to 8%.
-After recreating that index the space did not reuse recliamed space from that tablespace , it reduced the space of /orahome, where my datafiles reside.
Though recreating an index is not having the same space as before , it is occuping the space of 4 GB as before to 10 GB.Why recreating the index is consuming the space of /orahome though the space from index tablespace is reclaimed?no i am recreating the index on the same tablespace from where i dropped.
This script (metadata) i got from PL/SQL developer before dropping that index , i used the same script after dropping the index.
create unique index WF_ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES_PK on WF_ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES (ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_KEY, NAME)
tablespace APPS_TS_TX_IDX
pctfree 10
initrans 11
maxtrans 255
storage
initial 128K
next 128K
minextents 1
maxextents unlimited
pctincrease 0
SQL> Drop index WF_ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES_PK
2 /
Index dropped.
[prod1@uat1 ~]$ df -ha
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/vgora-lvora 1.4T 1.3T 93G 94% /orahome
SQL> create unique index WF_ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES_PK on WF_ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES
2 (ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_KEY, NAME)
3 tablespace APPS_TS_TX_IDX
4 pctfree 10
5 initrans 11
6 maxtrans 255
7 storage
8 (
9 initial 128K
10 next 128K
11 minextents 1
12 maxextents unlimited
13 pctincrease 0
14 );
Index created.
[prod1@uat1 bin]$ df -ha
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/vgora-lvora 1.4T 1.3T 85G 94% /orahome -
Can I select the data of the indexes?
Hi everybody,
Oracle storages indexes in index type segments as I know.
Is it possible to see the data of these index segments like a table or view?
So I would like to see not only the structue of it with:
select * from dba_segments SG where SG.segment_name = ’index_name’
I think something like this:
For example if I have a table named Table1.
(please don’t see the format of the rowid):
Rowid....field1
1_1.......AA
1_2.......AB
1_3.......BB
and I have an index on field1 named ndx_t1_f1.
Create index ndx_t1_f1 on Table1(field1);
I would like to see something like this
(if it is a simple Btree index like the ndx_t1_f1):
Select * from some_schema.???ndx_t1_f1???
Rowid..........ParentRowid..........ValuePrefix..........SolutionRowid
2_1
2_11............2_1.......................A
2_12............2_1.......................B
2_111..........2_11.....................AA......................1_1
2_112..........2_11.....................AB......................1_2
2_121..........2_12.....................BB......................1_3
And if i run:
select field1 from table1 where filed1 like 'B%'
oracle can use ndx_t1_f1 index like this:
2_1 -> 2_12 -> 2_121 -> BB
Yes, I know, there are some promlems with this imagine, but is it possible, or is it a silly question?
Thanx: lados.Hi,
You asked: „Why do you want to do that?”
Well, I have a table T with fields F1, F2, F3 ...
If I run:
select F2, T.* from T where F1=12345;
the result is one record and the value of F2 is ‘A’.
But if I run:
select F2, F1 from T where F1=12345;
the result is one record and the value of F2 is ‘B’.
And this is the same record. Oppps!!!!!
I think the cause of the problem is the next:
I have an index on F1, F2 named ndx_T_F1_F2
In the second case: oracle uses only the index blocks and no table blocks, because all asked data exists in the index blocks.
In the first case: oracle uses the table blocks too, because I asked all field.
And I think there is a corrupted data on the index.
I created a new index on (F1,F2,F3), and I suggest to use this.
select /*+index(T, ndx_T_F1_F2_F3)*/ T.F2 from T where F1=12345;
the result is one record and the value of F2 is ‘A’.
But what is strange, oracle didn’t realise this inconsistent situation.
(It could be an earlier crash, I don’t know, I’m new at this workplace)
I think, the problem can solve with recreating the index ndx_T_F1_F2.
But it’s a very special situation for me, and I would like to see the corrupted data concretly with my eyes.
I think, that
Select * from some_schema.???ndx_t1_f1???
would I see like a view, but it would based on procedures and not tables.
It would be enough to me, because I only could see the data in the index.
But it is impossible as you wrote, isn’t it?
Thanx: lados. -
IDES system copy ..error during IMPORT_ABAP..unable to create indexes
Hi all,
I am doing a IDES system copy. I ran the report SMIGR_CREATE_DLL , the export activities have been completed successfully as well on the source system. Now on the target system, during the import, I am getting the following error in the log file SAPDFACT.log.
(DB) ERROR: DDL statement failed
(CREATE INDEX "/BI0/E0RSTT_C06~P" ON "/BI0/E0RSTT_C06" ( "KEY_0RSTT_C06P" , "KEY_0RSTT_C06T" , "KEY_0RSTT_C06U" , "KEY_0RSTT_C061" , "KEY_0RSTT_C062" , "KEY_0RSTT_C063" , "KEY_0RSTT_C064" , "KEY_0RSTT_C065" , "KEY_0RSTT_C066" , "KEY_0RSTT_C067" , "KEY_0RSTT_C068" ) TABLESPACE PSAPSR3 STORAGE (INITIAL 65536 NEXT 0000002560K MINEXTENTS 0000000001 MAXEXTENTS 2147483645 PCTINCREASE 0 ) NOLOGGING COMPUTE STATISTICS )
DbSlExecute: rc = 99
(SQL error 1408)
error message returned by DbSl:
ORA-01408: such column list already indexed
(DB) INFO: disconnected from DB
The owner for this table is SAPSR3. Some oracle forums suggested to drop the index before recreating it. But when i do "drop index SAPSR3."/BI0/E0RSTT_C06~P..it says.."the specified index does not exist". But when I go to recreate this index, it doesn get created successfully. After that when I re-run the import, it again fails. Suprisingly..now if i go to check if this index is present thru a sql querry:
select owner, object_name, object_type from dba_objects where object_name='SAPSR3."/BI0/E0RSTT_C06~P"', it tells "no rows selected". This is happening everytime, I create an index, where it gets created successfully, and the import again fails with the same error in SAPDFACT.log.
I found an SAP note 885441 named..common errors during migration..although mine isnt a migration..my both source and destination are Red hat 64 bit platform.
The note 1st asks to download the latest R3load..which I did and extracted in the kernel directory of the source..then it also asked to edit the .TSK file..in my case..SAPDFACT.TSK..where the lines:
I /BIC/E<Cubename>~<index> C err
to I /BIC/E<Cubename>~<index> C ign..
I did that..this time..the import again fails..but in the SAPDFACT.log..it complains about some other index..n the same gets generated in the .TSK file as well..the earlier index error is not again generated.
I am not sure..what is going wrong..my export went through successfully.i have done the prep steps for export as well..before that i ran the SMIGR_CREATE_DLL report as well..
Any inputs are highly appreciated..
Thanks,
AkshayHi,
Check SAP Note 1166589 - Table converter: DB error when creating secondary indexes
Thanks
Sunny
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