When utilizing a unique secondary index, how many AMP(s) are most probably accessed
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1 AMP
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Multi - AMP
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2 -AMP
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All-AMP
C
Correct answer
Explanation
A Unique Secondary Index (USI) value is hashed to determine which AMP contains the index subtable. Since USI enforces uniqueness, Teradata distributes USI rows across exactly 2 AMPs (one for the index, one as backup) to ensure single-AMP access during joins. This is more efficient than all-AMP or multi-AMP access, but more redundancy than 1-AMP.