Oracle_No_Sort (Boolean property)

Indicates to the Oracle database that the rows are already stored in the database in ascending order, which saves the sort time and space involved during index creations. If the rows of the indexed column or columns are not stored in ascending order, then the database returns an error. The NoSort clause has the following restrictions:

You cannot specify REVERSE with this clause.

You cannot use this clause to create a cluster index partitioned or bitmap index.

You cannot specify this clause for a secondary index on an index-organized table.

Tagged Values

Name	Value
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