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• Re-create all indexes on new data files

  Hello

  on FSCN 9.2 on Win 2008

  We'll re-create all indexes (belonging to sysadm) in the new data files.

  -Are there any script or utility to do this?

  -can you offer me any scenario?

  Otherwise, I think only of:

  0-extract DDL for all areas of storage and index.

  1-drop tablesapces

  2 Create tablespaces (by the DBMS_GETDLL script ('TABLESPACE'...)

  3 re-create all indexes (by the DBMS_GETDLL script ('INDEX',...))

  4 rebuild all indexes.

  Any idea?

  Thank you.

  of 786997.1

  There is no trace of PeopleTools that stores the name of the tablespace for the index.

  Here's how to work the tablespaces.

  There is a table called PSDDLMODEL where we store the information of DOF model for index and table creation, among other things. DDL models contain a template with replaceable parameters. One of the parameters in the create index Oracle is a field called INDEXSPC. This field by default is PSINDEX.

  If you wish to override this value, you can go in the App Designer, open a folder, select Tools-> data Administrations-> select Index to edit the index and then select modify DDL, then select change the setting for the Create Index and Create Unique Index model. This replaces PSINDEX for this record. The name of the underlying table is PSIDXDDLPARM.

  If you want to change the default PSINDEX to something else, go to the utilities Menu and use DOF model by default and change the PSINDEX to something else. Once you change this setting, the next time that you create the index, it will be created in the tablespace.

  If you create an index in a different tablespace outside PeopleSoft, we have no knowledge of this and do not update our tables in order to take into account where he currently resides. Once you have updated the default template and replaced the records you want to replace, you can make a Data Mover, followed of a Data Mover import export and the index will be created as they have been redefined. Or you can just do a SQL Create Index and re-create all of them.

• Creating Local index on an existing partitioned table

  I have an existing table partitioned by list. I'm supposed to create local indexes on this subject.

  I'm using Oracle 11 g.

  I have an existing table partitioned by list. I'm supposed to create local indexes on this subject.

  I'm using Oracle 11 g.

  The skill the MOST IMPORTANT you can learn, is at present, how to find information.

  A search on the SIMPLE web for 'local index of oracle 11g' returns this as the FIRST link

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/statements_5011.htm

  The "local_partitioned_index" section has all the information you need and it has code example showing you how do it.

• CS6 - create an index and import a pdf file

  How to create an index for a book, and import a PDF in InDesign CS6. The CS6 InDesign is only allow imports of XML documents not PDFs. Is there a work around for this? And I'm not... to create an index - find the tab from the drop down "subjects."

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  As mentioned earlier, you asked 2 different questions. I hope that this answer allows you to satisfy you with both of them.

  Creating an index:

  The sample file is an extraordinary, but the creation of an index is well explained. InDesign cs6 indexing - tutorial on how to create an Index for your book! - YouTube

  Import a PDF file:

  As I said before, you import PDF images files. You can use the same path than with images: drag and drop, D, file-> Place

  Please pay attention to the 'options import' as you can choose between different "cultures": Bounding Box, Art, Trim, bleed, media.

  For a multiple page PDF, you can choose the page or page range. Etc.

  Nicolas said the "PlaceMultipagePdf" script that you will find in the window-> Utilities-> scripts Panel. Get off at samples-> JavaScript

  

  This script updates the Pdf pages on a new page. Try, if you are tempted to import a multi-page PDF document.

  As I said before, you can also import other InDesign files. These editable resident files, i.e. you can open and change what must be changed and the imported file will be updated like any other document bound, as Illustrator documents for example...

  Since these files are regarded as "graphics" (equivalent to Illustrator data files), they can't be changed inside InDesign.

• Name and the index of subjects in ID CS4 or 5?

  Does anyone know a good way to create two indices in a book using ID CS 4 or 5? For example, with an index name and subject, I thought about each entry for, say, subjects with a special symbol, leaving the entires name alone, generating combined index, stripping the subject entries specially marked with maybe a GREP expression and copy into a separate story. It is not elegant, but probably doable. All the best ideas?

  TIA,

  Fred

  You can find useful information here: http://indesignsecrets.com/creating-multiple-indexes-in-indesign.php

• TDMS open, FALSE to create an index file bug?

  Hello

  I have the version of LabView 2013 Pro. I (would) like the new feature to choose to not create index file when you open a new TDMs file for data logging.

  However, even if I wire a constant TAMPERING to the Terminal "create index file?", when my farm asks the PDM file after recording data, an index file is created.

  I correctly write data and close the file in the end...

  Is this a bug?

  You can try to reproduce it?

  Thank you!

  Hi man,

  According to you the description that the index file is created when you stop recording of data. If your machine is running the DataFinder (it's a service installed by DIAdem), the DataFinder will start indexing the TDMS files when the TDMS file is closed. If LabVIEW does not create the index TDMS during the recording of data file, but the DataFinder indexing service creates him index file TDMS when process data recording stops.

  So if you have the DataFinder running on your computer, please, try to turn off the service of indexation of DataFinder icon in the system tray.

  Kind regards

  Tianbin

• creating domain index takes forever

  Oracle 11.2.0.4 RHEL 6 x86_64

  Creating domain index via

  CREATE INDEX owner.index_name ON owner.index_name ('DATA')

  INDEXTYPE IS "CTXSYS. "' CONTEXT ' PARALLEL 1.

  has not changed since 14:57 yesterday, time now is 12:38, pushing the 24 hours.  Help!

  I have 32 processors, so I could change parallel to 64 since init parm parallel_threads_per_cpu = 2, this by the oracle documentation.

  Thoughts?

  Humbly,

  Roger & msebert, MOS says to apply 19878058, however, this fix is not in my production environment.  It describes a bug where high CPU utilization occurs creating full-text index, although this is not my situation and I'm about to go live, and the patch is not applied on the source database that makes me think about who is not a way I want to go down.  Thoughts?

• How to create Spatial indexes in SQL Developer Data Modeler 4

  Hello

  What is the procedure to create a Spatial index in SDDM v4? I found myself at an impasse because of the following problems:

  (1) retro-engineering rate the spatial index, then I need to add them manually.

  (2) adding an index does not allow me to check the 'spatial', and does not allow me to add the sdo_geometry column in the index definition.

  (3) for the registration of the spatial properties for a table, I can not choose the name of the Spatial Index.

  I came across an old post (Data Modeler - cannot create a spatial index), but this post is no longer valid because SDDM V4 does not allow me to create an index without columns (definition of the incomplete index).

  Help is appreciated,

  Kind regards

  Richard.

  Hi Richard,

  Thanks for your update.  I'm scared, I was assuming you were using the stand alone rather than SQL Developer Data Modeler.

  I tried using SQL Developer 4.1.0.18.37 (ai2) using a thin connection and got the ClassCastException you have found.

  But when I used ai2 autonomous, maker of data using the same login details 'Advanced', it worked OK and imported from the spatial index.

  (I'm puzzled as to why these two seem to behave differently, as this is the version ai2 data integrated with SQL Developer ai2 maker).

  I then plugged and reverse engineering the same tables (yet) in a new model.

  Funny is that there is no error in the external journal this time, but the spatial properties are still not retroconcues correctly.

  Is it possible that you have not set the option to import the spatial properties?  I expect that the spatial properties would be imported or that the error should be registered.

  SQL Developer ai2 imported properly the spatial properties and the spatial index, when I used a basic connection and specified host, port, and SID or Service name.

  Another issue: SQL Developer relies on a certain JDK / JDBC library?

  Any Java JDK 1.8 should be good.

  David

• the new 12.1 feature creates an Index using Advanced Compression of Index - what is requires an additional license

  I see in one of the new features that you can create an index by using the index advanced compression... not him come with the oracle enterprise database, or you must buy an additional OPTION to use?

  All options are approved separately from the point of view of license Yes you have permission to use this feature.

  It will be useful.

• How to create faster index in the table of 500 GB

  Dear Experts,

  I have to create 20 index on table data-ware house. This table is of size 500 GB.

  freshen up this weekly chart using the external table.

  creating 20 indexes on this table consumes a lot of time.

  I have 40 GB of ram on 2012 box windows with 8 processors.

  I installed 11 GR 2.

  I have 4 drives C D E F

  for AN index, it takes 4 hours

  
  

  I added enough space to the tablespace

  I put the tablespace in a drive D:\
  

  
  

  I'm under control to create indexes below

  create index  X_3_INVEN_ITEM_ID_IDX  on   X_3_PV_TD_2 (INVENTORY_ITEM_ID)  parallel 32 nologging;
  
  

  output long ops

  SID, SERIAL # CONTEXT SOFAR TOTALWORK LESS TARGET % _COMPLETE TIME_REMAINING

  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------------

  108 10 0 3758 140973 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                    2.67            256

  173 23 0 5279 141470 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                    3.73            258

  114 6 0 10092 141786 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                    7.12            261

  99         59          0      46283     325908 Sort Output                                                                                                                     14.2          15207

  68        214          0      46763     323623 Sort Output                                                                                                                    14.45          14973

  35         93          0      47531     318364 Sort Output                                                                                                                    14.93          14570

  164         70          0      45058     288506 Sort Output                                                                                                                    15.62          12886

  227         31          0      44130     282285 Sort Output                                                                                                                    15.63          13011

  13          3          0      51890     309515 Sort Output                                                                                                                    16.76          12874

  222 67 0 28837 141380 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                    20.4            343

  73 37 0 32472 141488 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 22.95 212

  47 8 0 34332 141154 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 24,32 202

  176 20 0 35197 141161 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 24.93 205

  19 7 0 35239 141325 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 24.93 205

  80 4 0 40399 141611 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 28,53 193

  144 20 0 44960 141481 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 31,78 182

  233 101 0 74086 169228 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 43,78 176

  128 165 0 78765 141436 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2 55.69 173

  235 1 0 41199796 70035728 table Scan AD. X_3_PV_TD_2 58,83 19804

  199 6 0 52748651 70035728 table Scan AD. X_3_PV_TD_2 75,32-9709

  44 2 0 53686039 70035728 table Scan AD. X_3_PV_TD_2 76,66 9022

  204 26 0 119969 141464 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                   84.81             40

  202 48 0 138880 162276 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                   85.58             43

  17 33 0 126506 141778 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                   89.23             28

  48 7 0 137772 141360 Rowid Scan AD range. X_3_PV_TD_2                                   97.46             15

  Temp tablespace

  
  

  USED_MB USED TOT_MB % NOM_TABLESPACE

  ------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ----------
TEMP 11533 286719 4.02

  temporary tables

  OWNER SEGMENT_NAME SEGMENT_TY TABLESPACE_NAME EXTENTS BYTES_
---------- ------------------------------ ---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------------
AD 156.1601650 TEMPORARY USERS 96 209,715,200

  Question:

  How to fix this?

  (a) run several parallel create sqlplus statement index different sessions

  (b) create a tablespace to put data files in different hard drives like D: E: F: C:

  (c) create the separate tablespace for each hard drive and map it to a single disk IO benefit

  (d) I have 8 processors but parallel 32 is not speed

  (e) how these clues I can run in parallel. Is it OK to run 20 parallel index 32 sqlplus sessions

  All that I have to create 20 index on the table of 500 GB

  target memory = 30GB

  index of names to create 20, each index is 10 GB

  his is of 80 hours (4 hours per index)

  This machine is waiting, I just used all the resources of the machine to accelerate.

  Thanks for reading this

  Thanks for the help in advance

  I was talking about your end of issue speed up construction of index, where I proposed

  orclz >

  orclz > alter session set workarea_size_policy = manual;

  Modified session.

  orclz > alter session set sort_area_size = 2147483647;

  Modified session.

  orclz > create index

  Post edited by: JohnWatson

  Sorry, I misread it: this question was not from you. My apologies. My solution should work for you, however: give yourself a big PGA, manually. Automatic PGA management using not will never give you enough.

• How to create drop down menus in the main menu?

  How to create drop down menus in the main menu?

  such as:

  1 menu 2 menu 3 menu 4

  menu one

  menu b

  menu menu menu x c y menuz

  menu d

  I have the top menu, but don't know how to get the submenus

  Help you to appreciate in advance

  You must set the 'Pages' menu preferences:

  

• Creating the index at the end of the book

  I'm looking for how to finish my first cookbook and realize one of the latest contacts to create an index of the terms mentioned in the book. I'm not done yet, so that pages are moving around a lot that I've ended up, so I see there is no interest in doing it again.

  I'm looking in the forums and threads only I found on this topic are quite dated. The only solution which seems to be discussed is indexbrutal / Indexmatic now on indiscripts site. I read some of the documentation, it looks a little complicated to install. Also, it does not mention compatibility with the current version, that I work with (CC). It is said "CS5 + '...

  What I see, first you must create your own list of words you want to index, it's good, I'll do it in his time. However, for me the bulk of the work is to assemble the references to each page its on. Y at - it part built in or more current methods to create the index on the back of the book?

  Check it to create an index: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/indesign/cs/using/WS8721440D-5F68-4fd6-8115-CA3BEDACF001a.html

• Creating an Index associated with a constraint

  I'm a beginner,
  
  I got confused, can someone explain what follows...
  
  
  
  _ Creating an Index associated with a constraint
  
  Oracle database applies a UNIQUE key or a constraint integrity PRIMARY KEY on a table by creating a unique index on the unique key or primary key. This index is created automatically by the database when the constraint is enabled. No action is required by you when you run the CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE statement to create the index, but you can optionally specify an ESCALATION using clause to exercise control over his creation. This includes them when a constraint is defined and enabled, and when a constraint defined but disabled is selected.
  
  To enable a constraint UNIQUE or PRIMARY KEY, thus creating an index associated, the owner of the table must have a quota for the tablespace intended to hold the index or the UNLIMITED TABLESPACE system privilege. The index related to a constraint always takes the name of the constraint, unless you optionally specify otherwise.

  Yes, you are right. As above Sybrand and docs say that we can use the INDEX USING something like this:

  CREATE TABLE is)
  A1 INT PRIMARY KEY to the AID of INDEX (create index on a (a1) AI));

  Just read this link, it has all the answers.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/indexes003.htm

  Concerning
  Girish Sharma

• create partitioned indexes

  Hello
  
  I have created a new local index and found a syntax problem, I thought I had created an index as local, but it was created under the global name.
  
  Here is my syntax of test:

  CREATE TABLE invoices
  (invoice_no    NUMBER NOT NULL,
   invoice_date  DATE   NOT NULL,
   comments      VARCHAR2(500))
  PARTITION BY RANGE (invoice_date)
  (PARTITION invoices_q1 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('01/04/2001', 'DD/MM/YYYY')) ,
   PARTITION invoices_q2 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('01/07/2001', 'DD/MM/YYYY')) ,
   PARTITION invoices_q3 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('01/09/2001', 'DD/MM/YYYY')) ,
   PARTITION invoices_q4 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('01/01/2002', 'DD/MM/YYYY')));
  
  CREATE INDEX i_ia ON  invoices  (comments) local
  CREATE INDEX i_ia2 ON  invoices local (comments)

  If I run the interviewed next I get results only for the index 'I_IA ':

  SELECT * 
  FROM DBA_INDEXES,
       dba_ind_PARTITIONS
  WHERE TABLE_NAME like UPPER('%invoices%') and
        DBA_INDEXES.INDEX_NAME = dba_ind_PARTITIONS.INDEX_NAME

  My production table I thought that I had created a table with local index and only when the fact of the decline of the partitions I realized that something was wrong because it was taking too long to execute.
  My database is:
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  Shouldn't receive a syntax warning if "local" is used outside the correct place?
  
  
  Thank you
  Ricardo Tomas

  This position in the CREATE INDEX Syntax [url http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e26088/statements_5012.htm] is used for a table alias.

  LOCAL is not a reserved word.

• You can create an index on a map?

  I have a few questions that I can't understand, or find a viable for example. You can create an index for a card, contained in a nested object, and if so, how would you do that? I have currently a filter inspected this criterion in the cache, but I am unable to understand to create an index of usabe for the custom filter. I use coherence 3.5.2 - any help would be most appreciated. I don't know if / what should I do with the SimpleMapIndex...
  
  Here's the Basic object below map. My filter retrieves all objects of ClientType with a client in his collection that contains the past in integer value in the customer's card. So can you create an Index on a card (and a nested to it) and how do you this? The index should be on the nested customerValues hashmap.
  

  class CustomerGroup
  {
      Set<Customer> customers ;
  }
  
  class Customer
  {
      Map<Integer, CustumerValue> customerValues;
  }

  If you write a custom, ValueExtractor you need to create an index, then you will not have a custom filter.

  Depending on how effective it must be custom Extractor you can use POF and don't have to deserialize the entries to create the index, or it can deserialize the class, which will make the code simpler.

  For example, without the use of POF

  public class MapKeyExtractor extends EntryExtractor implements PortableObject {
  
      public MapKeyExtractor() {
      }
  
      @Override
      public Object extractFromEntry(Map.Entry entry) {
          Set keys = new HashSet();
          CustomerGroup group = (CustomerGroup) entry.getValue();
          Set customers = group.getCustomers();
          for (Customer customer : customers) {
              keys.addAll(customer.getCustomerValues().keySet());
          }
          return keys;
      }
  
      @Override
      public boolean equals(Object obj) {
          return (obj instanceof MapKeyExtractor);
      }
  
      @Override
      public int hashCode() {
          return MapKeyExtractor.class.hashCode();
      }
  
      @Override
      public void readExternal(PofReader in) throws IOException {
          super.readExternal(in);
      }
  
      @Override
      public void writeExternal(PofWriter out) throws IOException {
          super.writeExternal(out);
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  The extractor above returns a collection of all the integer values in the keys to all the customerValues of all customers in a ClientType (I guessed you have some accessor methods on classes that you posted).

  You can then use a ContainsFilter for your query. For example to get all values in the cache where the customerValues card contains a 19-key...

  Set results = cache.entrySet(new ContainsFilter(new MapKeyExtractor(), 19));
  

  You could write a version of the MapKeyExtractor which uses POF and wouldn't not deserialize values, but it's more complicated code, because should extract the POF of value stream map and go down the keys and values extract the key. It's doable, but not worth it unless you're really worried about the execution of updates of the index.

  Discalimer I wrote the code over the top of my head so have not compiled or tested, but it should be OK.

  JK