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Differences between Unique and Non-Unique Indexes (Part I) December 18, 2007Posted by Richard Foote in Constraints, Deferrable Constraints, Index Internals, Indexing Tricks, Novalidate Constraints, Oracle Indexes, Primary Key, Unique Indexes.
I've had a number of comments regarding my earlier blog entry where I recommended avoiding Deferrable and Novalidate constraints unless you need them and consider using Unique Indexes rather than Non-Unique Indexes where possible.
Why such a recommendation, aren't Unique and Non-Unique indexes practically the same thing when it comes to policing constraints ?
Sure one index explicitly prevents the insertion of duplicates while the other doesn't. Yes, dropping/disabling a constraint policed by an automatically created Unique index causes the index to be dropped if you forget the KEEP INDEX clause.
But that's about it, right ?
Well, if you need a constraint to be deferrable, then you must create (either implicitly or explicitly) a Non-Unique index. If you want to enable a constraint with novalidate, then again you can only do so with a Non-Unique index in place policing the constraint.
It does all rather sound like Non-Unique indexes have all the advantages and allows for all the flexibility one could want. Non-Unique indexes allows for both deferrable and novalidate constraints, they don't get dropped when the associated constraint is dropped / disabled and they can actually police both PK and Unique constraints.
What possible benefits are there in Unique Indexes ?
Well, providing you don't need your constraints to be deferrable, you validate your constraints when they get created/enabled and you don't go around dropping PK and/or Unique constraints on too regular a basis (or remember the KEEP INDEX clause if you don't want your index dropped when you do), then there are a number of reasons why you may just want to consider using Unique indexes over Non-Unique indexes.
There are actually a number of key differences between Unique and Non-Unique indexes, both in the manner in which they're stored by Oracle and in the manner in which they get processed.
In Part I, I'm just going to focus on the differences in how Oracle physically stores index entries.
In actual fact, there's really no such thing as a Non-Unique index in Oracle. In order for Oracle to be able to determine the location of any specific index row entry and for Oracle to be able to determine an appropriate "order" for each index row entry, internally, Oracle coverts all Non-Unique indexes into a Unique index. It does this by using the associated ROWID of the index row entry as an additional "column". As each ROWID is unique, this effectively makes all index entries in a Non-Unique index unique as well. Oracle uses the unique combination of the Non-Unique index value and the associated ROWID to then determine the appropriate order and hence appropriate location within the index structure in which to store the index row entry.
By Oracle making the ROWID an additional column, it also has to allocate an additional byte per index row entry in order to store the length of this column. That's one teeny weeny little byte extra for each and every index row entry.
So what ?
Well, for indexes that don't have a particularly large index key length, that one byte can be a significant proportion of the overall key length. Now Oracle needs to allocate 2 byes per row entry for various flags and locking information, it requires 6 bytes for the rowid and 1 byte for each column entry. That's 9 bytes minimum plus the length of the indexed value itself.
Well how large is a typical unique index entry? Well that of course all depends and some PK / (and especially) Unique values can be quite large. But many many PK values are simply sequenced based numerical values, created nice and small so as to reduce overheads when stored in dependent child tables.
But can it really make any noticeable difference ?
Well, this little demo shows two tables with 1 million numeric PK values: Compare internal index storage between Unique and Non-Unique Indexes
Table test1 is created with a Non-Unique Index, table test2 is created with a Unique Index. The demo shows a partial block dump of a leaf block from each index, highlighting how the Non-Unique index requires an additional byte per index row entry.
The Unique index manages to hold 533 leaf entries in the block while the Non-Unique index could only hold 500. Comparing the total sizes of the two indexes, the Unique index required 1875 leaf blocks while the Non-Unique index required 1999 leaf blocks.
That's an increase of approximately 6.6% in leaf blocks required for the Non-Unique index to store exactly the same number of index entries as the Unique Index (in this particular example).
That's 6.6% less storage, that's a reduction of 6.6% in block splitting and block allocations, that's a reduction of 6.6% in the cost of full index scans, that's 6.6% less memory required to cache the index, etc. etc.
The point here is that these savings don't require any expensive, periodic rebuilding of indexes. They doesn't require any additional fancy scripts or additional monitoring and processing. The DBA doesn't have to calculate irrelevant statistics or demand scheduled outages to claim these savings.
This a getting more "dollars for your buck" freebie from Oracle purely and simply by using a Unique index instead of an Non-Unique index.
Note also that not one or two but ALL of your numeric based PKs have the potential to get these types of savings. Obviously the larger the actual PK or Unique key values, the lesser a byte is in proportion to the overall key length and the less percentage savings.
But it's not a bad payback for many many of your indexes, purely and simply by using Unique indexes instead of Non-unique indexes where possible …
This is but one of the benefits of using Unique Indexes. More (potentially significant) advantages to follow …
- 2. Alberto Dell'Era - December 19, 2007
I'm wondering whether a non-unique index might deteriorate the 90/10 block split optimization – since now the rowid is part of the key, hence the 90/10 might trigger only if you insert a new row that has the indexed columns AND the rowid greater than the "current" max value.
It's probably a question of academic interest only though (since if the data is unique and you choose a non-unique index, the indexed columns are going to be always different anyway; and if the data is non-unique, you don't have many options ;)
- 4. Noons - December 19, 2007
Isn't it still the case that unique indexes cannot be locally partitioned unless the partition key is part of the index key? Not sure if 11g removes this. If still so, that would weigh heavily in favour of non-unique indexing for PK on a table potentially requiring local index partitions.
I must admit I tend to use non-unique and constraint-based uniqueness. Mostly because I deal with various release levels of db and the "KEEP INDEX" option is relatively recent: IIRC it only became available in 10g?
Interesting though that there is such a difference in sizing for unique indexes. Had never realised that.
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- 9. Alberto Dell'Era - December 19, 2007
Yes, my question was a bit more subtle actually ;)
Could be simplified as follows: consider a single-column table that contains only one row, and the singleton row contains 'Radiohead' and its rowid is '+infinite' (the maximum rowid that can be generated, say on the last block of the [say, single-datafile] tablespace where the table resides).
A non-unique index is defined on the column.
If I insert gazillions of rows, all with the same value 'Radiohead', will the presence of the '+infinite' rowid prevent the 90/10 optimization from taking place, since the pair ('Radiohead', rowid) to be inserted is always going to be less than the current max value ('Radiohead', +infinite), even when, by some magic incantation, i can insert the rowid as an ordered ascending sequence ?
I've tried myself, but it's very hard to find the "magic incantation" – so I hope you already know the answer :)
- 11. Alberto Dell'Era - December 19, 2007
Thanks Richard, most appreciated and very interesting !
- 20. Henish - November 25, 2009
Respected Sir,
In your demo above you said
"Well, for indexes that don't have a particularly large index key length,
that one byte can be a significant proportion of the overall key length.
Now Oracle needs to allocate 2 byes per row entry for various flags and locking information,
it requires 6 bytes for the rowid and 1 byte for each column entry.
That's 9 bytes minimum plus the length of the indexed value itself "
So will non-unique index require 9 bytes more per index entry then unique index Or just one byte ?
Also is in non-unique index is rowid store twice i.e. as key column and as rowid?
- 21. Unique Bitmap Indexes Part I (Unnatural Selection) « Richard Foote's Oracle Blog - March 24, 2010
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- 22. [the] index and a kind of a kind of difference between index come - August 23, 2011
[...] article introduced the well the similarities and differences between the two kinds of index:Differences Between Unique and Non-Unique IndexesIn the final analysis, is that the two types of index of different structure.Quoted the this article [...]
- 24. Raj - December 17, 2012
Hi Richard,
It is a nice blog. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
- 25. Raj - December 17, 2012
Hi Richard,
I am new to DBA line. i have few questions on index.
1. How the disk i/os depends on the B-tree level when the table is structured with a B-tree index
2.How to use an existing index to enforce a new constraint you are creating?


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Good singers are not only great to listen to, but a blessing. It's not just the vocals, but the individual's feelings and expressions from the heart. Men and women have been singing for thousands of years in all cultures and from all walks of life. Singing is fun; it's like laughter, offering physical, mental, emotional and spiritual benefits.
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Since its founding in 1974, Sounds of Pittsburgh, a Sweet Adelines International women's chorus, has won its annual Region 17 overall competition six times and mid-size competition seven times. "Sounds" has competed from Philadelphia to Los Angeles and placed 24th out of 600 in Nashville in 2009. Judged categories include music, sound, expression and showmanship.
Sounds of Pittsburgh and all Sweet Adelines choruses are starting this new year by holding global open houses Mondays Jan. 21 and 28, hoping to encourage women of all ages to experience a cappella singing in the barbershop style. Previous vocal training is not necessary. Come to hear the group sing, to add your voice to the chorus or to learn more.
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Edna Mae Anderson founded Sweet Adelines in 1945 in Oklahoma after noticing the harmonizing fun her husband and his friends enjoyed in their barbershop group. She gathered a few wives of the barbershoppers and from then she grew the Sweet Adelines organization to more than 30,000 women in 600 choruses with the motto, "Harmonize the World."
Although membership dues covers the group's basic needs, contributions and fundraising helps to defray the cost of costumes, coaches and special performances. The sale of Scrip gift cards, candy, Entertainment Books, Singing Christmas Cards and iGive online shopping, helps with additional expenses.
For the past two years, David Wallace of Canton, Ohio, has been the "Sounds" group director and educator. His credits include a men's international winner, singing lead in the quartet "Rapscallions."
Show profits provide support to WTAE Bundle-Up, Genesis, McGuire Home for Children, Sweet Adelines New Orleans Katrina Relief and Fishers of Boys, naming a few.
Rehearsals begin at 7 p.m. Mondays at the Coraopolis U.M. Church. "Sounds" sponsors high school girls who form quartets in the Sweet Adelines International Young Women in Harmony program. Quartets from Peters Township High School have been regional winners and in the Johnny Appleseed men's barbershop contest.
Sounds of Pittsburgh will send Singing Valentine phone calls for this year's Valentine's Day. To learn more, visit the website at www.soundsofpgh.org or call 412-279-6062.
The 67th Annual Sweet Adelines International Convention is set for Nov. 4-9 in Hawaii.
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After only 11 weeks directing Sounds of Pittsburgh, David Wallace and "Sounds" placed first in the mid-size competition and second overall in regional. David is also a member of the men's international winning quartet "Rapscallions" and his new quartet, "The Jones Boys."
David began his Sweet Adelines career as director of the "City of Flags" chorus, taking the group to five regional championships and a top ten international finish. He was the first to become master director in the Lake Erie Region.
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Arrhythmias are abnormal beats of the heart, such as:
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- Arrhythmias originating within the ventricles
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Update on Retrospective Review of FDA Regulations
If you've been following this blog you know that earlier this year, President Obama issued Executive Order (EO) 13563 and outlined his plan to create a 21st-century regulatory system that is simpler and smarter and that protects the health and safety of the American people in a pragmatic and cost-effective way. One of the goals of EO 13563 is to target rules already on the books and revise regulations that are out-of-date, unnecessary, excessively burdensome, or in conflict with other rules.
On June 3, 2011, we announced, as part of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) retrospective review plan, that the first of our regulations to be reviewed under this EO would be the "Bar Code Rule." You can see the HHS plan in its entirety at http://www.hhs.gov/open/execorders/13563/index.html. The Bar Code regulation, which was finalized in 2004, requires certain human drugs and biological products to have a linear bar code on the label so health care professionals can use bar code scanning equipment to verify that the right drug (in the right dose and route of administration) is being given to the right patient at the right time.
In the seven years since this regulation was issued, there have been advances in alternative technologies. In addition, it has become increasingly clear from industry, health care providers, and other FDA initiatives, that certain FDA-regulated products present unique bar coding concerns. For example, the Agency has since learned that certain vaccines present unique challenges in the bar coding context, particularly with respect to compliance with recordkeeping and mandatory adverse event reporting requirements that are specific to the administration of childhood vaccines.
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Pay tribute to the Crocker family in the final exhibition before the new Crocker opens. From Margaret's Floral Festival, to Jennie Crocker Fassett's Korean gold mines, to Aimée Crocker's marriage to Russian nobility, the major events of Crocker family history are seen in the exquisite objects assembled in Treasures, Curiosities, and Secrets: The Crockers and the Gilded Age.
California's premier early art patrons, Edwin Bryant and Margaret Crocker were deeply concerned with bringing culture to the new state. But their story began in South Bend, Indiana, where E. B. Crocker built an impressive law practice. After the death of his first wife, he met his match in Margaret Rhodes and married her in 1852. The ceremony took place only a few days before the newlyweds booked passage to California.
They settled in Sacramento and worked as merchants until 1863, when Judge Crocker was appointed to the California Supreme Court. Ultimately, the Crockers achieved glittering success as railroad tycoons. In this exhibition, breathtaking jewelry, dramatic gowns, family china, furniture and other treasures of the era join personal family letters, paintings, and photographs to tell another side of the Crocker family's story.


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