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I am making the transition as a database developer from SQL Server to Oracle and found some fantastic resources here already (How to make a transition from SQL Server DBA to Oracle?How to make a transition from SQL Server DBA to Oracle? and As a DBA, how would I go about transitioning from Oracle to SQL Server?As a DBA, how would I go about transitioning from Oracle to SQL Server?) but I am having a hard time finding good information on the use of index organized tables in Oracle.

In my previous life, we made extensive use of clustered indexes in SQL Server in our OLTP-ish datamart with great success. Are index organized tables as handy a tool in Oracle?

I am making the transition as a database developer from SQL Server to Oracle and found some fantastic resources here already (How to make a transition from SQL Server DBA to Oracle? and As a DBA, how would I go about transitioning from Oracle to SQL Server?) but I am having a hard time finding good information on the use of index organized tables in Oracle.

In my previous life, we made extensive use of clustered indexes in SQL Server in our OLTP-ish datamart with great success. Are index organized tables as handy a tool in Oracle?

I am making the transition as a database developer from SQL Server to Oracle and found some fantastic resources here already (How to make a transition from SQL Server DBA to Oracle? and As a DBA, how would I go about transitioning from Oracle to SQL Server?) but I am having a hard time finding good information on the use of index organized tables in Oracle.

In my previous life, we made extensive use of clustered indexes in SQL Server in our OLTP-ish datamart with great success. Are index organized tables as handy a tool in Oracle?

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cluistered index in SQL Server vs index organized tables in Oracle

I am making the transition as a database developer from SQL Server to Oracle and found some fantastic resources here already (How to make a transition from SQL Server DBA to Oracle? and As a DBA, how would I go about transitioning from Oracle to SQL Server?) but I am having a hard time finding good information on the use of index organized tables in Oracle.

In my previous life, we made extensive use of clustered indexes in SQL Server in our OLTP-ish datamart with great success. Are index organized tables as handy a tool in Oracle?