Oracle Scratchpad

November 22, 2011

IOTs

Filed under: Infrastructure,IOT,Oracle — Jonathan Lewis @ 9:51 am GMT Nov 22,2011

Updated 2021 with a catalogue of articles that I’ve written about IOTs since I first posted this note.

That’s Index Organized Tables, of course. Searching back through my blog I find that I’ve only written a couple of articles about IOTs although I’m very keen on taking advantage of them and have made a few references to them in other articles. Rather than addressing this oversight myself, I thought I’d direct you to a series on IOTs by Martin Widlake.

Updated Feb 2014 with another worthwhile catalogue of articles

Richard Foote’s array of articles on IOTs

Update Feb 2021 – a catalogue of my own IOT articles in date order:

 

 

 

 

 

5 Comments »

  1. Thanks for the mention Jonathan. I started the series partly because neither yourself or “the king of indexes” Richard Foote had blogged much about them. I think I might eventually get to post 10 or 12 on the subject…

    Comment by mwidlake — November 22, 2011 @ 10:02 am GMT Nov 22,2011 | Reply

    • Martin,

      I’ll be looking forward to reading the next lot.
      If you want to add a comment here each time you publish one I’ll add it to the list.

      Comment by Jonathan Lewis — November 23, 2011 @ 7:42 am GMT Nov 23,2011 | Reply

  2. Jonathan,

    thank you for adding the second list: now I finally have the one single link to answer all IOT questions I get.

    Comment by Martin Preiss — February 10, 2014 @ 9:23 pm GMT Feb 10,2014 | Reply

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