My experience in contacting Oracle regarding modifying of notes on MetaLink
has not been very satisfying.  I did take the opportunity to voice my dissatisfaction
by using the poll at the top of the article to indicate that I would not recommend this
article to others.

Jared




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Hi Hemant,

One word perfectly describes the Metalink article you highlighted:

Crap ;)

A nice example of  how Oracle Corp is the greatest myth generator of them
all !! It's all rather sad and embarressing isn't.

Thanks for the headsup. Anyone in a position to get the note removed ?

Cheers

Richard

>Quoting Metalink Note 182699.1 bde_rebuild.sql Validates and Rebuilds
Fragmentated Indexes (8.0->9.0)
>
>Index fragmentation occurs when a key value changes, and the index row is
>deleted from one place (Leaf Block) and inserted into another.
>
> Deleted Leaf Rows are not reused. Therefore indexes whose columns are
>subject to value change must be rebuilt periodically since they become
naturally fragmentated.
>
>An index is considered to be 'fragmentated' when more than 20% of its Leaf
Rows space is
>empty because of the implicit deletes caused by indexed columns value
changes.
>
>Fragmentated indexes degrade the performance of index range scan
operations.


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