Lot of updates have been done on a table due to which
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Lot of updates have been done on a table due to which indexes have gone haywire. What do you do?..

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Reorg Index or Rebuild Index

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Lot of updates have been done on a table due to which indexes have gone haywire. What do you do?..

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Yes, Reorg Index and RUNSTATS or Rebuild Index.

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