Create and drop domain index
Step
To create a domain index for Oracle database, run the following command:
    ./pdbctl domainindex -a <database_alias> -t <table_name> -c <column_name> -o c -x <domain_index_name> -n <tablespace_name>
Flag Description
| Flag | Data Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
| -c | string | Column name on which the domain index will be created or dropped. | 
| -o | string | Option to create or delete domain index. Use c to create and d to drop domain index. | 
| -a | string | Database alias associated with the database user. | 
| -x | string | Domain index name. This flag is valid only for creation of domain index. | 
| -h | Flag to view help for the domainindexcommand. | |
| -t | string | Table name that contains the columns on which the domain index will be created or dropped. | 
| -n | string | Table space name (e.g SYSAUX). It is valid only for creation of domain index. | 
| -- verbose | Print verbose logs. | 
Example1
To create a domain index on column CITY of table CUSTOMERS for the alias demo, run the following command:
./pdbctl domainindex -a demo -t CUSTOMERS -c CITY -o c -x CITY -n USERS
Output
Job ID: 154
Processing...
Job Id 154 | Status : success
Example2
To drop a domain index on column CITY of table CUSTOMERS for the alias demo, run the following command:
./pdbctl domainindex -a demo -t CUSTOMERS -c CITY -o d
Output
Job ID: 155
Processing...
Job Id 155 | Status : success