Joe :
You probably know some of this already, but here is a summary of indexes on
partitioned tables
* Local indexes are just indexes that are equi-partitioned with the table
* Local prefixed indexes have the partition columns as the leading
column(s) in the index
* Local non-prefixed indexes do not
* Global indexes are indexes that are not equi-partitioned with the table
* Global partitioned indexes are partitioned, but differently than the
talbe
* Global non-partitioned indexes are not partitioned.
It looks like you have a global non-partitioned index there.
Kevin
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Ok i have a table range partitioned on date.
I have prefixed local indexes also. so far so good.
I created an index, non partitioned, using simple
create index index_name on table(field20);
Is that now assumed to be a global index?
I can't find any docs to say one way or the other.
thanks, joe
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