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Old 04-08-02, 04:27
mnikhil mnikhil is offline
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Question Oracle 8i fine tuning
HI,
i have known MS ACCESS databases to be compacted and repaired...
I would like to know how can thios be done for an oracle 8i databases

Thanks and regards,
Nikhil
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Old 04-08-02, 11:54
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You cannot 'compact' or 'repair' Oracle databases.
You could re-organise the database by making an export, dropping all tables, recreating all tables with better storage and then re-import the data. But that's a time consuming action.
What also helps is rebuilding the indexes.
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