How do already created Index status valid of UNUSABLE

Dear experts,

I use a user called EMILANINVMASTER, and it contains a table and index.

in this user, programmer has created two index on name of the table called AWSCITYMASTER. both indexes spent in unusable state.

Herewith, I mentioned an index called IDX_AWACSCITYMASTER_OSID for an example

You can find more details

*******************************************************************************************

Visibility VISIBLE

Unique uniqueness

Temporary No.

Tablespace USER_IDX

Table TABLE type

Table EMILANINVMASTER. AWACSCITYMASTER

UNUSABLE State

1 796 sample size

Percent free 10

Not partitioned

1 796 Num lines

Next step size 1 Mb

1 minimum degrees

Extended maximum 2,147,483,645

Max 255 transactions

Blocks of sheet 4

Last reviewed 11/20/2015 11:53:41

Join No. Index

Case 1

Initial transactions 2

First step size 64 Kb

Index of NORMAL Type

Name of the index IDX_AWACSCITYMASTER_OSID

Generated N

Separate keys 23

Degree 1

Clustering 156 factor

DEFAULT buffer pool

BLevel 1

Blocks of sheet AVG per key 1

Data AVG by key 6 blocks

********************************************************************************************

This error is coming in these days only. Please guide me how to do this index valid status.

Hello

Use this command to rebuild the index

change the index rebuild online;

Ajay

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