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You may have heard that reverse key indexes cannot be used for range scans (despite the example in the text). This is only true in the special case of a single-column unique index (i.e., the simplest, but possibly commonest, case in which they might be used). For a multicolumn index (e.g. {order_date, order_number}), Oracle can use a range scan for a query that tests for equality on the leading columns of the index. Similarly, an equality predicate on a single-column nonunique index perhaps a less likely target for index reversal will produce a range scan. It is important to be careful with words this common misunderstanding about reverse key indexes and range scans arises because a range scan operation need not be the result of a range-based predicate.

Data Connection Letters (Vary by Network Type)

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Reducing Table Contention (ASSM)

CDMA Networks: 1XEV, 1X, 1xev, 1x GSM Networks: 3G (logo), EDGE, GPRS, GSM, edge, gprs, 3G (no logo)

There is another new feature that can apparently destroy the effectiveness of an index. Again, it is a feature aimed at reducing contention by scattering the data. And, again, an attempt to solve one performance problem can introduce another. In most of the test cases in this book, I have created my data in tablespaces that use the traditional freelist space management option. The main reason for sticking to freelist space management was to make sure that the tests were fairly reproducible. But for the next test, you need a tablespace that uses automatic segment free space management (more commonly known as automatic segment space management, or ASSM). For example: create tablespace test_8k_assm blocksize 8K datafile 'd:\oracle\oradata\d9204\test_8k_assm.dbf' size 50m reuse extent management local uniform size 1M segment space management auto ; Oracle introduced this new strategy for segment space management to avoid problems of contention on table blocks during inserts, especially in RAC environments. There are two key features to ASSM. The first feature is structural: each segment in an ASSM tablespace uses a few blocks at the start of each extent (typically one or two for each 64 blocks in the extent) to maintain a map of all the other blocks in the extent, with a rough indication accurate to the nearest quarter-block of how much free space is available in each block.

Your data connection is what allows you to send/receive e-mail, browse the Web, and send/receive data (addresses, calendar, and more). The confusing thing is that you may have very strong signal strength (for example, four-five bars), but still not be able to send/receive e-mail. The three or four letters (and maybe numbers) that are shown next to the Signal Strength Meter will vary based on the type of wireless network to which you are connected. If you are connected to a CDMA Network (for example, Verizon/Sprint-USA, Telus, or Bell-Canada), then you will see 1XEV, 1X, 1xev, 1x. If you are connected to a GSM Network (for example, AT&T/T-Mobile-USA, ROGERSCanada,and so forth), then you will see these letters/symbols: 3G (with /without logo), EDGE, GPRS, edge, gprs, and GSM. Take a look at Table 35-1 to understand whether or not you have a data connection.

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