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Thread: TEMP tablespace in local extents

  1. #1
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    Hi all,

    I have my TEMP tablespace created in locally extents, so I ran our of space the TEMP tablespace, what I did was to add another datafile with the intial extent =10m and autoextend with the max is 3000M. The additional file was created so when I look into the data files the auto extend was off.

    1. Can someone tell me what happened ???
    2. If I won't be able to shrink the TEMP tablesapce????

    Thanks

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    dear sir
    which version of ORACLE are u using.

    If using 9i then no problems

    viraj
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    Can you post you script to add datafile. And also the view you are looking into.

    Sanjay

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    Originally posted by ashley75
    2. If I won't be able to shrink the TEMP tablesapce????
    I don't think it's possible to shrink it.
    Create fresh temporary tablespace, set users to have it as their temporary tablespace, offline the old one, drop it, delete files.
    That's way I "shrink" the temporary LMT. I don't say it's the only or the best way but it works.
    Ales
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    you cannot shrink temp tablespace in 9i

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    ALTER TABLESPACE TEMP ADD TEMPFILE 'd:\oradata\test\temp_01.dbf' SIZE 10240K AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 25600K MAXSIZE 3072000K
    /


    We have DBArtisan and I look into the TEMP tablespace and I saw the auto extend was off. It only add 10M to my TEMP.


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