The recreate indexes job re-creates the indexes for a segmentation group after you run a segmentation policy to create segments. You can use the recreate indexes job to change the type of index from global to local, or local to global.
Provide the following information to run this job:
SourceRep
Source connection for the segmentation group. Choose from available source connections.
SegmentationGroupName
Name of the segmentation group that you want to re-create indexes for. Choose from available segmentation groups.
AddPartColumnToNonUniqueIndex
Option to add the partition column to a non-unique index.
Default is no.
AnalyzeTables
Collects table statistics.
Default is no.
IndexCreationOption
Type of index the smart partitioning process creates.
Default is global.
GlobalIndexTablespaceName
Name of the global index tablespace. Optional.
CompileInvalidObjects
Compiles invalid objects after the job re-creates indexes.
Default is no.
ParallelDegree
The degree of parallelism to be used for re-creating indexes.
Default is 4.
RecreateAlreadySegmentedIndexes
Option to re-create indexes that were previously segmented.
If you upgrade to Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 from a previous version, some of the segmented local indexes might become unsegmented. When you run the recreate indexes standalone job, the job re-creates and segments the indexes that became unsegmented during the upgrade. You have the option of choosing whether or not you want to re-create the indexes that did not become unsegmented during the upgrade.
To re-create the indexes that are still segmented when you run the recreate indexes job, select
Yes
from the list of values for the parameter.
If you do not want to re-create the already segmented indexes, select
No
from the list of values for the parameter.
Default is yes.
Do not set this parameter to yes if you set the IndexCreationOption parameter to global.