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    Hi Gurus ,

    Situation Here is we have increased initial extents of each table to 10 MB in Production server . now we would like to monitor how much space has been occupied in each table .
    could u suugest me the sql query .

    Thanks in advance .
    siva prakash
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    use dbms_space to find real usage, or free blocks in your segments

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    could u suggest me the dictionary table name or the sql query

    thanks
    siva prakash
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    dbms_space is a package

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    Oracle DBA?

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    ok ok let's dont be sarcastic

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    Hi stecal ,
    (senior member)

    I very well know that DBMS_space is a package . i was looking for the dictionary tables from which this package is prepared . Anyway sorry for not projecting the problem the way i wanted.
    siva prakash
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    You can use this SQL to monitor table size and #rows by schema.

    SELECT substr(OWNER||'.'||TABLE_NAME,1,35) "Table",
    ceil(decode (blocks,0,initial_extent*min_extents/(1024*1024),
    null,initial_extent*min_extents/(1024*1024),
    (initial_extent*min_extents + ((blocks*4096) - (initial_extent*min_extents)))
    /(1024*1024))) "Size (MB)" , NUM_ROWS
    FROM DBA_TABLES
    WHERE OWNER in ('')
    and ceil(decode (blocks,0,initial_extent*min_extents/(1024*1024),
    null,initial_extent*min_extents/(1024*1024),
    (initial_extent*min_extents + ((blocks*4096) - (initial_extent*min_extents)))
    /(1024*1024))) <= 4
    ORDER BY 2 desc

    Replace with actual schema name and blocks*4096 with your db_block_size.

    Regards.

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    hi guys,
    when exactly do we need to increase the initial extent?
    what difference does it make if the initial extent is increased or no?
    another question, if i increase the initial extent and i have set the pctincrease to a number greater than zero, does that mean that the next extents will grow also? ( i mean the extents already created).

    Thanks in advance.

    [Edited by hany on 07-16-2002 at 01:50 AM]

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