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how to fix this ? -- rebuild and analyze indexes ( dbms_index_utl package )

Asked by vishali_vishu in Oracle 10.x, Oracle Database, PL / SQL

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Hai !
       I am trying to do this way:

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE index_maintainance(table_name_h VARCHAR2)
IS
   table_count_p   NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
   
   execute immediate 'alter session set db_file_multiblock_read_count=96';

   
   SELECT COUNT (table_name)
     INTO table_count_p
     FROM user_tables
    WHERE table_name = UPPER (TRIM (table_name_h));

   IF table_count_p = 1
   THEN
      dbms_index_utl.build_table_indexes (LIST    => UPPER  (TRIM (table_name_h) ),
                                                                 just_unusable       => FALSE,
                                                                 locality            => 'ALL',
                                                                 concurrent          => TRUE,
                                                                 cont_after_err      => TRUE,
                                                                 max_slaves          => 6
                                                                );
      DBMS_STATS.gather_table_stats ('My_schema', UPPER (TRIM (table_name_h)),
                                                               estimate_percent      => 20
                                                             );
   END IF;
END;
/

This is running really long ( around 2 hrs )

what's the problem with the code ?

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Keywords: how to fix this ? -- rebuild and anal…
Title
1 DBMS_STAT
2 UTL_FILE and DBMS_OUTPUT
3 Translate DBMS_UTILITY.ANALYZE…
4 executing dbms_stats
5 DBMS_STATS procedure
6 DBMS_STATS
 
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