Ühel kenal päeval, K, 2006-07-26 kell 06:40, kirjutas Gregory S Stark:
> The DB2 handbook says "Tables can now be reorganized online with almost full
> acess to the table allowed" but their syntax does not use the word "online".
Does this reorganizing refer to what we do with CLUSTER ?
I'd really love to be able to CLUSTER a table with ALLOW WRITE ACCESS.
currently this requires quite a complicated dance with views,triggers,
logfiles and changing access funtions.
> They actually support three modes:
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> ALLOW NO ACCESS
> ALLOW READ ACCESS
> ALLOW WRITE ACCESS
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> I'm not sure where that leaves us. The word "online" seems deeply ingrained in
> the database vocabulary for this feature but there's a certain amount of
> SQLishness in the DB2 syntax too.
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> DB2 also supports some other nice options like interrupting an index build and
> then resuming it later. If there's demand that seems like something we
> would be
> able to support too. The same infrastructure might be useful for
> suspending and
> resuming vacuums on large tables too.
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