Remove the large table

Hello

I have a very large non partitioned table about 50 GB. I need to remove old data from the table that would be around 25-30 GB.

What I have is

(1) table a Dump Export using expdp
(2) drop table
(3) create a partitioned table
(4) import the Table data
(5) scores drop

Please let me know if there is a better way to do the same?

Uhm... do a conditional export?

It should be a bit faster because you do not have to import the original table.

Bye,.
Antonio

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-We are sure, no data is affected, for example ORA_DST_AFFECTED ("T". TSTAMP) = 1 = > FALSE for each row in the table
-We do not consider to add the functional index (as ORA_DST_AFFECTED ("T". TSTAMP) attach to the top update (due to the large table)
-We like to shorten the window of upgrade because of the negative impact on concurrency issues and using the index (see the impact on performance at dst_upgrade_insert_conv)

Question 2: I tried the next 'hack' that 'seems' to work. This is a possible Solution:

(a) build an empty table 'stage' for each partition of the large table
(b) to exchange all the partition with partition of alter table changes
(c) upgrading large table (very fast because no lines)
(d) exchanging all partitions back
(e) improve tables of scene (again very fast) or remove stage tables

Any comments will be appreciated

Martin
Although it doesn't seem to be documented well, you should be able to run UPGRADE_TABLE (..., upgrade_data => FALSE,...) to achieve what you want.

-Sergiusz

Remove the large table

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