Remember in JDE auditing, the following is used:
The base table (say F0911) is converted to a view of the same name.
The data from the base table is copied to a table called F0911_ADT. (insert into select * from)
Triggers are installed on the F9011_ADT to write audit records to the A0911.
All of the existing indexes are built against the ADT table - but they are all rebuilt!!! This takes a long time for a big table.
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