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Dropping indexes on a partitioned table

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tg - 26 Sep 2008 03:17 GMT
Indexes cause inserts/load to slow down.  Is there anyway to drop
indexes on one partition of a partioned table?  From what I read this
is not possible.  I know Oracle has the option to disable local
indexes.  Is there anything similar in db2??
Ian - 26 Sep 2008 20:06 GMT
> Indexes cause inserts/load to slow down.  Is there anyway to drop
> indexes on one partition of a partioned table?  From what I read this
> is not possible.  I know Oracle has the option to disable local
> indexes.  Is there anything similar in db2??

If you're talking about range-partitioned tables, DB2 only has global
indexes.

If you detach a partition into a table, that table will *not* have the
indexes defined on the partitioned table.

So you could detach the partition, load the data, and then reattach the
partition.
 
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