Answer Posted / Amit Kumar Tamrakar
"The two types of periodical indexes (also known as scheduled indexes) in SQL/PLSQL are:n1. Fast Full Index Rebuild: Rebuilds an index quickly but can lock the table during the operation.n2. Slow Full Index Rebuild: Rebuilds an index slowly but does not lock the table, allowing concurrent DML operations."
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