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Oracle PL / SQL » Table » Cluster

Create cluster and set hashkeys, size


   

SQL>

SQL>

SQL> create cluster user_objects_cluster_hash

  2  ( username varchar2(30) )

  3  hashkeys 100

  4  size 3168

  5  /



Cluster created.



SQL>

SQL> drop cluster user_objects_cluster_hash;



Cluster dropped.



SQL>

SQL>

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