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This does not in any way limit the amount of data you can store in this cluster; it simply limits the number of unique hash keys that can be generated for this cluster That may affect performance due to unintended hash collisions if the value was set too low Range scanning on the cluster key is not available Predicates such as WHERE cluster_ key BETWEEN 50 AND 60 cannot use the hashing algorithm There are an infinite number of possible values between 50 and 60, and the server would have to generate them all to hash each one and see if there was any data there This is not possible The cluster will be full scanned if you use a range on a cluster key and have not indexed it using a conventional index.

As I mentioned earlier in this chapter, Oracle strongly recommends that you maintain a flash recovery area for storing all recovery-related files. You must place the recovery files on a different physical disk from the database files, to prevent a disk failure from affecting both the current database files and the recovery files. Here s an example showing how to create and set the appropriate owner, group, and permissions on the directory for the flash recovery area. I named the subdirectory flash_recovery_area, but it could be anything that you specify using the DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST parameter: $ mkdir -p /prod20/oradata/prod/flash_recovery_area $ chown -R oracle:oinstall /prod20/oradata/prod/flash_recovery_area $ chmod -R 775 /prod20/oradata/prod/flash_recovery_area

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Run1 latches total versus runs -- difference and pct Run1 Run2 Diff Pct 1,204,593 624,834 -579,759 192.79% where Run1 was the HEAP_ADDRESSES table and Run2 was the IOT_ADDRESSES table. As you can see, there was a dramatic and repeatable decrease in the latching taking place, mostly due to the cache buffers chains latch (the one that protects the buffer cache). The IOT in this case would provide the following benefits: Increased buffer cache efficiency, as any given query needs to have fewer blocks in the cache. Decreased buffer cache access, which increases scalability. Less overall work to retrieve our data, as it is faster. Less physical I/O per query possibly, as fewer distinct blocks are needed for any given query and a single physical I/O of the addresses most likely retrieves all of them (not just one of them, as the heap table implementation does).

As I mentioned earlier, the system administrator must create an account for the owner of the Oracle software. Usually, this is an account with the name oracle. The Oracle owner in our case, the oracle user needs to set the environment variables before the installation of the software.

Hash clusters are suitable in the following situations: You know with a good degree of accuracy how many rows the table will have over its life, or you have some reasonable upper bound Getting the size of the HASHKEYs and SIZE parameters right is crucial to avoid a rebuild DML, especially inserts, is light with respect to retrieval This means you have to balance optimizing data retrieval with new data creation Light inserts might be 100,000 per unit of time for one person and 100 per unit of time for another all depending on their data retrieval patterns Updates do not introduce significant overhead, unless you update the HASHKEY, which would not be a good idea, as it would cause the row to migrate You access the data by the HASHKEY value constantly For example, say you have a table of parts, and these parts are accessed by part number.

You need to log in as the oracle user and set a number of environment variables. Although all of the environment variables can be set manually, you are better off editing the default shell startup file, which, on my Red Hat Linux server, is the .bash_profile file in the home directory of the oracle user (the /home/oracle directory by default). By editing the shell startup file, you will ensure that the environment will always be set appropriately each time you log in. Here are the main environment variables that you need to set:

The same would be true if you frequently use BETWEEN queries on a primary or unique key. Having the data stored physically sorted will increase the performance of those queries as well. For example, I maintain a table of stock quotes in my database. Every day, for hundreds of stocks, I gather together the stock ticker, date, closing price, days high, days low, volume, and other related information. The table looks like this: ops$tkyte@ORA11GR2> create table stocks 2 ( ticker varchar2(10), 3 day date,

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