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Database Administration (MOSC)

Script to identify column of table(s) that is part of multiple indices - 11g

Oct 3, 2018 12:47PM edited Nov 27, 2018 2:24PM in Database Administration (MOSC) 9 commentsAnswered

Hi

We have inherited a system and it seems that there are a lot of redundant indices (column of a table is part of multiple indices)

If someone has a query to identify such tables that have multiple indices on same column, could you kindly share?

We appreciate your kind assistance in advance

Thanks

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