Hi, I need make a copy of a table with more than 5 million of records, this table has a BLOB field and lob’s size is 430 Gb, wich toad option may I use?
Regard R.
Data Subset Wizard – just choose a subset of 100%
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Hi, I need make a copy of a table with more than 5 million of records, this table has a BLOB field and lob’s size is 430 Gb, wich toad option may I use?
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Thanks Bert, something I forget to mention is that the copy of the table is in the same schema and server; we need make a depuration process of data to chance the lob segment location to new tablespace. In the data subset wizard requires that source and destination be different
DBMS_REDEFINITION wizard should do what you’re looking for – might be part of DB Admin module ….
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Thanks Bert, something I forget to mention is that the copy of the table is in the same schema and server; we need make a depuration process of data to chance the lob segment location to new
tablespace. In the data subset wizard requires that source and destination be different
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You could do this very easily with a PL/SQL block, depending on what your goal is.
If you don’t care about updates to the source table’s rows that have already been copied, it’s about 15-20 lines of code. I could write you something in 10 minutes.
If you’re planning on transitioning to the new table and the source is active during the copy, materialized view logs would be necessary to track rows changed.
Oracle has a package for online redefinition, but it is meant to copy and then swap out the source table. It doesn’t seem to do very well for large tables.
HiJp, no matter with updates and yes I will transitioning to the new table, but no problem because when we execute the proceses no transacction will be execute
HiJp, no matter with updates and yes I will transitioning to the new table, but no problem because when we execute the proceses no transactions will be execute
I can write something up.
Couple questions though.
You mentioned a different server. Do you have a database link to this server?
Are there any other changes such as column ordering, additions, removals, or modifications?
I’m proving the following procedure:
I create a target table, then I executed an insert using a select, this will take 16 hours
No is in the same server Jp, and just need dump the information from source table to target table
Yep, 16 hours sounds fair for such a huge amount of data. Are any of the clobs duplicates? Deduplicate provides amazing performance if you have dupes. Make sure you have frequent commits… and do an insert /*+ append */
unfortunately there are no duplicates,