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Old 01-19-07, 18:21
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RE Indexing in DB2 v7.1
How to re index a table in db2 udb v7.1?

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Old 01-21-07, 09:38
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Why do you think you need to "re index" the table?
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Old 01-23-07, 10:32
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Hi, I'm sorry i have never heard of re index. can anyone please tell me that. Is that about INDEX ALL while doing RUNSTATS..? or is that DELETING the index and Recreating it as we cannot ALTER INDEX. please help
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Old 01-24-07, 01:07
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Hi,
I have never heard of "re index". So it can be multiple thinks like:
- recreating index (drop index, create index)
- reorganizing index (reorg table)
- etc.

ADee, can you please describe what you would like to do? Please also provide operating system you are using db2 on.

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Grofaty
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