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Oracle® Database Data Warehousing Guide
10g Rel ease 1 (10.1)

Part Number B10736-01
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5-1 Subpartition Mapping
5-2 Types of Partitioned Indexes
5-3 Comparing Prefixed Local, Nonprefixed Local, and Global Indexes
6-1 Sample Bitmap Index
6-2 Sample Bitmap Join Index
8-1 Schema Design Guidelines
8-2 Requirements for Materialized Views with Aggregates
8 -3 Build Methods
8-4 Refresh Modes
8-5 Refres h Options
8-6 Constraints
8-7 CAPABILITY_NAM E Column Details
8-8 MV_CAPABILITIES_TABLE Column Details
9-1 ROLLUP By Time and Product
15-1 ON DEMAND Refresh Methods
< a href="cdc.htm#g1029289">16-1 Summary of Change Sources and Change Sets
16-2 Views Intended for Use by Change Data Capture Publishers
16-3 Views Intended for Use by Change Data Capture Subscribers
16-4 Factors Influencing Choice of Change Data Capture Mode
16-5 Source Database Initialization Parameters for Asynchronous HotLog Publishing
16-6 Source Database Initialization Parameters for Asynchronous AutoLog Publishing
16 -7 Staging Database Initialization Parameters for Asynchronous AutoLog Publishing
16-8 Contro l Columns for a Change Table
16-9 Effects of Publisher Adding a Column to a Change Table< /dd>
17-1 USER_WORKLOAD Table Format
17-2 Types of A dvisor Task Parameters And Their Uses
17-3 SQLAccess Advisor Action Attributes
< dd>17-4 SQLAccess Advisor Constants
18-1 Dimension and Constrai nt Requirements for Query Rewrite
18-2 View Constraints and Rewrite Integrity Modes
< dd>18-3 Partition Names and Their Pmarkers
20-1 Simple Cross-Tab ular Report With Subtotals
20-2 GROUPING_ID Example for CUBE(a, b)
20-3 GROUPING SETS Statements and Equivalent GROUP BY
20-4 Hierarchica l CUBE Example
21-1 Analytic Functions and Their Uses
21-2 Common Diagnostic Statistics and Their Expressions
22-1 Ordered Rules< /a>
24-1 Referential Integrity Restrictions
24- 2 Parameters and Their Defaults
24-3 Parallelization Rules
24-4 Locks Acquired by Parallel DML Statements
24-5 Summary of INSERT Fea tures