Oracle - Index - Data Structure for Query Performance in Oracle

Index - Data Structure for Query Performance in Oracle

Q

What Is an Index in Oracle?

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A

Index is an optional structure associated with a table that allow SQL statements to execute more quickly against a table. Just as the index in this manual helps you locate information faster than if there were no index, an Oracle Database index provides a faster access path to table data. You can use indexes without rewriting any queries. Your results are the same, but you see them more quickly.

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