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Old 02-04-11, 01:21
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online and inplace reorg
What is the difference between online and inplace reorg and how to monitor the progress?

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Old 02-04-11, 07:16
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Old 02-04-11, 23:47
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Can you explain the difference between two online reorg methods: inplace and classic with allow write access?
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Old 02-05-11, 01:12
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The allow write access for a classic reorg only applies to the table when the indexes are being reorged. If you do a classic reorg of a table, the table itself cannot be accessed.

Keep in mind that when you do a classic reorg of a table, all the indexes are automatically reorged also.
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