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    Hi all!

    The temporary tablespace has been full for atleast 24 hours (when I noticed it first). We have Oracle 7.3.4 and I am using the following to clean it up:

    oradebug wakeup

    but NOTHING happens.

    Could someone please give me more insight into this and also tell me how I can clear it out.

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    This topic have being very discussed here. If you search above you will have very posts to read about this.

    Begin with:

    http://www.dbasupport.com/forums/sho...1&pagenumber=1

    Regards

    Angel

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    Thanx for the info.

    I still have a few questions regarding what I read in the link
    http://www.dbasupport.com/forums/sho...1&pagenumber=1

    Firstly, The parameter SORT_MULTIBLOCK_READ_COUNT doesn't appear in the list of initialisation parameters when I open Enterprise Manger, nor can I find it in any of the books I have here. Is it a direct derivitave of SORT_AREA_SIZE/DB_BLOCK_SIZE?

    Secondly, having read the discussion between julian and jmodic I was confused whether julians advice still stands.
    Originally posted by julian
    Recreate your TEMP t-space using the tempfile keyword and assure that sort_area_size = block_size * sort_multiblock_read_count
    Is this the advice for my opening question?

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    It is Jason Couchman who suggests in his book to set sort_multiblock_read_count so that sort_area_size = block_size * sort_multiblock_read_count.


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    SMON does not work on temporary tablespace , until the database shutdown,
    One way to coalesce this tablespace is to change pctincrease to 1 or any other value over 0,
    run alter tablespace <..> coalesce a number of times and chnage back the pctincrease to .
    But u should mention this increases the overhead of creating Sort segment .

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