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Which of the following operations support the UPDATE INDEXES clause?
A)The following operations support the UPDATE INDEXES clause:
A.
DROP PARTITION | SUBPARTITION, SPLIT PARTITION | SUBPARTITION
B.
COALESCE PARTITION | SUBPARTITION, MOVE PARTITION | SUBPARTITION
C.
ADD PARTITION | SUBPARTITION, MERGE PARTITION | SUBPARTITION
D.
EXCHANGE PARTITION | SUBPARTITION, TRUNCATE PARTITION | SUBPARTITION
E.
All
A. Move a partition to another tablespace
B. Store the data in compressed format using table compression
C. All
D. Modify create-time attributes
E. Re-cluster data and reduce fragmentation
A. Hash Partition
B. Partition description identifying partition bounds
C. List Partition
D. Range Partition
A. None
B. Dropping Partitions
C. Coalescing Partitions
D. Adding partitions
A. 17
B. 18
C. 16
D. 15
A. True
B. False
In the following example the index-organized table, sales, is partitioned by which method?
CREATE TABLE sales(acct_no NUMBER(5),
acct_name CHAR(30),
amount_of_sale NUMBER(6),
week_no INTEGER,
sale_details VARCHAR2(1000),
PRIMARY KEY (acct_no, acct_name, week_no))
ORGANIZATION INDEX
INCLUDING week_no
OVERFLOW
PARTITION BY HASH (week_no)
PARTITIONS 16
STORE IN (ts1, ts2, ts3, ts4)
OVERFLOW STORE IN (ts3, ts6, ts9);
A.
Range
B.
None
C.
List
D.
Hash
A. False
B. True
A. True
B. False
A. Range-Hash Partition And Range-List Partition
B. None
C. Range-Hash Partition
D. Range-List Partition