How do I schedule a materialized view refresh?
So if you want to refresh mview daily, you need to keep it refresh on demand and set the next refresh time as sysdate + 1 . You can set any interval although. Once you do this the materialized view is created and a job is set in Oracle that will refresh mview every 24 hrs (sysdate + 1) .
Can we refresh materialized view on timely basis?
Unlike indexes, materialized views are not automatically updated with every data change. They must explicitly be refreshed, either on every commit, on a periodically time schedule or – typically in data warehouses – at the end of an ETL job.
Why is my materialized view not refreshing automatically?
If you want the materialized view to be refreshed automatically you should use ON COMMIT refresh method. Since you have specified an ON DEMAND refresh you will have to manually refresh the materialized view using DBMS_MVIEW.
How materialized view fast refresh works?
A fast refresh requires having a materialized view log on the source tables that keeps track of all changes since the last refresh, so any new refresh only has changed (updated, new, deleted) data applied to the MV. A complete refresh does what it says: it completely refreshes all data in the MV.
How can materialized view refresh automatically in Oracle?
Set the initialization parameters and bounce the database. Create the materialized view table. Here, we specify that the materialized view will be refreshed every two hours with the refresh fast option. Instead of using DBMS_MVIEW, you can automatically refresh the MVIEW (Snapshot) using Oracle DBMS_JOB Management.
Can we update materialized view?
You can’t insert data into a materialized view as you can with a table. To update the contents of a materialized view, you can execute a query to refresh it. This will re-execute the query used to create it. Executing this refresh query will lock the materialized view so it can’t be accessed while refreshing.