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8.4

When table created in 10.2 it is created with 72 extents w/ no data populated.  We believe this is causing performance issues!

Asked by SHSUFLIGHT in Oracle 10.x, Oracle Database

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Here is the sql used to create the table!  After table creation before any data is imported I show 70+ extents.  We are having performance issues around this table!   This is an upgrade from 8.1.7 where no issues were reported!  However after the upgrade on 10.2 we are having performance issues.

CREATE TABLE TRAK
      (
      tkdept1      CHAR(2),
      tkacct      CHAR(8),
      tkdate1      CHAR(10),
      tktime1      CHAR(8),
      tkseq1      char(1),
      tkdept2      CHAR(2),
      tknhcd      CHAR(3),
      tkdate2      CHAR(10),
      tktime2      CHAR(8),
      tkseq2      CHAR(1),
      tkdept3      CHAR(2),
      tkrxnm      CHAR(6),
      tkdate3      CHAR(10),
      tktime3      CHAR(8),
      tkseq3      CHAR(1),
      tkdept4      CHAR(2),
      tkdate4      CHAR(10),
      tktime4      CHAR(8),
      tkseq4      CHAR(1),
      tkrph      CHAR(3),
      tkemp      CHAR(3),
      tkrfl      CHAR(2),
      tkrqty      CHAR(4),
      tktyp      CHAR(2),
      tkcopay      CHAR(10),
      tkoptyp      CHAR(4),
      tkcptyp      CHAR(4),
      tkrej      CHAR(12),
      tkcg      CHAR(1),
      filler      CHAR(50),
      tkevt1      CHAR(60),
      tkevt2      CHAR(60),
      tkevt3      CHAR(60),
      tkevt4      CHAR(60),
      tkevt5      CHAR(60),
      tkevt6      CHAR(60),
      tkevt7      CHAR(60),
      tkevt8      CHAR(60),
      tkevt9      CHAR(60),
      tkevt10      CHAR(60),
      tkevt11      CHAR(60),
      tkevt12      CHAR(60),
      tkevt13      CHAR(60),
      tkevt14      CHAR(60),
      tkevt15      CHAR(60),
      tkevt16      CHAR(60),
      tkevt17      CHAR(60),
      tkevt18      CHAR(60),
      tkevt19      CHAR(60),
      tkevt20      CHAR(60),
      CONSTRAINT TRAKK0 PRIMARY KEY
            (tkdept1,tkacct,tkdate1,tktime1,tkseq1)
            using index tablespace user_index
            storage (INITIAL 5M NEXT 1M PCTINCREASE 1)
      )
STORAGE (INITIAL 50M NEXT 5M PCTINCREASE 1)
TABLESPACE USER_DATA;
CREATE INDEX TRAKK1 ON TRAK (tkdept2,tknhcd,tkdate2,tktime2,tkseq2)
STORAGE (INITIAL 5M NEXT 1M PCTINCREASE 1)
TABLESPACE USER_INDEX;
CREATE INDEX TRAKK2 ON TRAK (tkdept3,tkrxnm,tkdate3,tktime3,tkseq3)
STORAGE (INITIAL 5M NEXT 1M PCTINCREASE 1)
TABLESPACE USER_INDEX;
CREATE INDEX TRAKK3 ON TRAK (tkdept4,tkdate4,tktime4,tkseq4)
STORAGE (INITIAL 5M NEXT 1M PCTINCREASE 1)
TABLESPACE USER_INDEX;
COMMIT;
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Zones: Oracle 10.x, Oracle Database
Tags: Oracle, Oracle 10.2, Release 2 - 10.2.0.1.0, Extents causing performance issues
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