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Store Indexes In A Larger Block Tablespace: Height Reduction 1/2 Myth (Five Foot One)

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(Richard Foote) A common misconception with using a larger block tablespace specifically for indexes is that this will result in a reduction in the height of indexes and hence ”flatten” index structures.

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Store Indexes In A Larger Block Tablespace: Height Reduction 1/2 Myth (Five Foot One)

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