Hi, Alex,
1. Can I ask you, what's UT.222? If UT supposed to be oracle schema, 222 is
not valid index name.
2. You can specify tablespace for EVERY next index partition, if you specify
CREATE INDEX ... TABLESPACE xxx and then move all partitions wherever you
want. After all new partition will go to TABLESPACE xxx.
Vadim Gorbounov
Oracle DBA
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Hi,
I'm running Oracle 8.0.5 and I have a partitioned table with local indexes.
I try to: put partition data and partitioned indexes in different
tablespaces.
As you probably know Oracle when you create a new table partition creates
implicit local indexes partitions, but you cannot specify to put them in a
specific tablespace.
I issue command:
SQL>ALTER INDEX UT.222 REBUILD PARTITION M3 TABLESPACE "TSM_IX_3" ;
ORA-02243: invalid ALTER INDEX or ALTER SNAPSHOT option
Do you know any command which will work?
Thx Alex.
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