Connor,
Reorgs to change the blocksize are reduced even
further in 9i since multiple blocksizes are allowed in
the same database, although you still can't change the
default blocksize without rebuilding.
The new free list allocation mechanism looks pretty
slick too.
Definitely lots of new goodies to play with ;)
-- Anita
--- Connor McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are reorgs to fix fragmentations, and reorg to
> reclaim dirty space. LMT's fix the former but not
> necessarily the latter.
>
> I do believe tho' that the days of unloading the
> entire database and reloading it (with the exception
> of changing the blocksize) should be a thing of the
> past
>
> hth
> connor
>
> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > All,
> >
> > Oracle's party line has for a while been that for
> > the most
> > part reorgs aren't necessary anymore, right?
> > Assuming storage
> > initially has been set decently? Are reorgs very
> > common in
> > these parts?
> >
> > Also, even according to those who find reorgs
> still
> > necessary,
> > they should completely go away with LMT's, right?
> >
> > Opinions all?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Yosi Greenfield
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