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Index Partition Status N/A. The rules for partitioning indexes are similar to those for tables: I rebuild it for each partition and still in n/a status. N/a means that the index is partitioned, so it can't represent the status at that higher global level because it could be a mix of. I have created an index on a partition table. Index status can be checked with query to oracle system view: Select table_name, index_name, status from user_indexes. Tested with oracle xe 18c and. Index 't.pk_t' or partition of such index is in unusable state i checked the state of index using select * from. Select 'alter index ' || index_name || ' rebuild;' from user_indexes where status = 'unusable'; Partitioning indexes has recommendations and considerations in common with partitioning tables. But the index is in n/a status, index is composite index (on 6 columns). If yes how to make it in. My question is, is it normal or not and does it affect performance.

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If yes how to make it in. I have created an index on a partition table. N/a means that the index is partitioned, so it can't represent the status at that higher global level because it could be a mix of. My question is, is it normal or not and does it affect performance. Partitioning indexes has recommendations and considerations in common with partitioning tables. I rebuild it for each partition and still in n/a status. Select table_name, index_name, status from user_indexes. Tested with oracle xe 18c and. Index 't.pk_t' or partition of such index is in unusable state i checked the state of index using select * from. The rules for partitioning indexes are similar to those for tables:

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Index Partition Status N/A Index status can be checked with query to oracle system view: Partitioning indexes has recommendations and considerations in common with partitioning tables. I have created an index on a partition table. Select table_name, index_name, status from user_indexes. The rules for partitioning indexes are similar to those for tables: I rebuild it for each partition and still in n/a status. Index 't.pk_t' or partition of such index is in unusable state i checked the state of index using select * from. My question is, is it normal or not and does it affect performance. N/a means that the index is partitioned, so it can't represent the status at that higher global level because it could be a mix of. But the index is in n/a status, index is composite index (on 6 columns). Index status can be checked with query to oracle system view: If yes how to make it in. Tested with oracle xe 18c and. Select 'alter index ' || index_name || ' rebuild;' from user_indexes where status = 'unusable';

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