Reactively Creating Indexes- Tables and Constraints
Rarely do DBAs and developers accurately create the right mix of indexes when first deploying an application. And that is...
Rarely do DBAs and developers accurately create the right mix of indexes when first deploying an application. And that is...
There are usually two different situations in which DBAs and developers decide to create indexes: Proactively Creating Indexes When creating...
This section contains a few scripts to help you enable constraints that you’ve disabled. Listed next is a script that...
One nice feature of Oracle is that you can disable and enable constraints without dropping and re-creating them. This means...
A check constraint works well for lookups when you have a short list of fairly static values, such as a...
Foreign key constraints are used to ensure that a column value is contained within a defined list of values. Using...
In addition to creating a primary key constraint, you should create unique constraints on any combinations of columns that should...
When you implement a database, most tables you create require a primary key constraint to guarantee that every record in...
Index-organized tables (IOTs) are efficient objects when the table data is typically accessed through querying on the primary key. Use...
No redo data are generated for changes to blocks of a global temporary table. However, rollback (undo) data is generated...