No. There is no provision for "deferred index creation" in Oracle. Having
faced similar issues with large, hot OKTP systems, I can sympathize. Be very
picky about what indexes are allowed on tables with high insert rates. Careful
segregation of the affected segments between disks.can help also.
-Don Granaman
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> List,
>
> Environment: Solaris 7 : Oracle 817 : OLTP system with stringent throughput
> requirements
>
> A transaction inserts a record into 4 tables. After successful insert into
> all the four tables, the transaction issues a commit. Many alternate index
> keys (AK's) are defined on each table. Expected number of transactions : 300
> - 400 transactions per second.
>
> Requirement:
>
> While insert is taking place on the tables, I do not want to create indexes.
> Immediately After the transaction is committed, I want to create indexes for
> the inserted record. I do not want disable the indexes during the
> transaction processing.
>
> Is the above requirement feasible? Or am I on a wrong path? Please advise.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rao
>
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