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In the previous tip, I used the Spherize filter to make a snowflake appear to be painted onto a Christmas ball However, that filter only enabled me to get the snowflake to be painted right on the part of the

alter table <table_name> move [ <tablespace_name> ] ;

The underlying implementation of the MOVE command is a CREATE TABLE AS SELECT * FROM command followed by some data dictionary magic to rename the newly created table to the name of the original table, while maintaining the connections to dependent objects The row migration problem is fixed, because the moved table will have all the rows freshly inserted An INSERT can never cause row migration The problem is that all dependent indexes will be broken, because the rows are in a new table, with new rowids; the indexes will have rowids that are now invalid The indexes will have to be reorganized next EXAM TIP Reorganizing a table with a MOVE will render all associated indexes unusable TIP While a table move is in progress, the table can be queried but will be locked against DMLYou cannot move a table if there is an uncommitted transaction against it A row migration problem can be detected with the ANALYZE command This will pass through the table counting the rows that are chained or migrated To see the result, query the CHAIN_CNT column in DBA_TABLES To determine whether the rows are chained or migrated, look at the AVG_ROW_LEN column: if this is less than the block size, then the rows will be migrated rows; if it is greater, they will be chained rows EXAM TIP For most purposes, tables should be analyzed with procedures in the DBMS_STATS package An exception is counting chained and migrated rows: these are detected only with the ANALYZE command Exercise 23-5: Manage Row Migration In this exercise you will create, investigate, and fix a row migration problem 1 Connect to your database as user SYSTEM with SQL*Plus 2 Create a table with variable-length rows:

create table ex235 (c1 varchar2(20));

ball facing us What if I wanted to make it appear that the snowflake was painted on the underneath side of the snowflake, and only part of it was visible in the photograph The 3D Transform filter works great for achieving results like that

3 Run this PL/SQL code block to insert some rows:

insert into ex235 values (null); end loop; end; /

These snowflakes were applied first with the Spherize filter, then turned with the 3D Transform filter This snowflake was applied and turned using only the 3D Transform filter

4 Analyze the table, and determine that no rows are migrated:

analyze table ex235 compute statistics; select avg_row_len, chain_cnt from user_tables where table_name='EX235';

5 Update the rows by populating the (previously null) column:

If you re creating a spherical 3-D object, you don t have to first run the Spherize filter, as I did with some of the snowflakes on my Christmas balls The 3D Transform filter puts the object on a sphere for you, and also enables you to turn it in three dimensions

update ex235 set c1='1234567890qwertyuiop';

6 Repeat Step 4 Note that the rows are longer, and that the majority of them are now migrated 7 Fix the problem by moving the table:

alter table ex235 move;

To transform objects into three dimensions, first make sure the object you want to transform is on its own layer in your Photoshop document In addition, it s a good idea to duplicate the layer by dragging its name over the New Layer button in the Layers palette, just in case you need to easily return to how it looked before applying the filter

8 Repeat Step 4 Note that the row migration problem has been solved 9 Tidy up:

drop table ex235;

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