Is the index created as soon as data is inserted into a table?
For example I have a table and I created an index on ID
column which generates numbers every time I insert a row. If I only insert 5 rows does index tree start to be created or is there a threshold of pages or rows that should be reached before the index tree is built?
index table tree data-pages
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For example I have a table and I created an index on ID
column which generates numbers every time I insert a row. If I only insert 5 rows does index tree start to be created or is there a threshold of pages or rows that should be reached before the index tree is built?
index table tree data-pages
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For example I have a table and I created an index on ID
column which generates numbers every time I insert a row. If I only insert 5 rows does index tree start to be created or is there a threshold of pages or rows that should be reached before the index tree is built?
index table tree data-pages
For example I have a table and I created an index on ID
column which generates numbers every time I insert a row. If I only insert 5 rows does index tree start to be created or is there a threshold of pages or rows that should be reached before the index tree is built?
index table tree data-pages
index table tree data-pages
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You don't say what DBMS you're using, so it is possible yours does not. The majors, however, will maintain the table and indexes as completely consistent at all times.
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You don't say what DBMS you're using, so it is possible yours does not. The majors, however, will maintain the table and indexes as completely consistent at all times.
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You don't say what DBMS you're using, so it is possible yours does not. The majors, however, will maintain the table and indexes as completely consistent at all times.
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You don't say what DBMS you're using, so it is possible yours does not. The majors, however, will maintain the table and indexes as completely consistent at all times.
You don't say what DBMS you're using, so it is possible yours does not. The majors, however, will maintain the table and indexes as completely consistent at all times.
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