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dbf files
Hi
I have a db with 6 newly added tablespaces with a dbf file associated with each. 3 suffixed with A and the other 3 with B,
The application created these tablespaces through a script I have been assured by the developer. That I can drop the ones suffixed with a B as they are no longer reqd. However when I put a trace on I see that nothing is referencing the B's so they seem safe to drop, although when I do an ls from the command line all the dbf files are modified with the current time
Am I missing something here?
Thanks in advance!
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I suppose that the attribute of the datafile is to depend on the OS.
Just take the tablespace offline before droping it.
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the timestamp changes because Oracle writes to the headers of these files and certain point, e.g log switches
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Check to make sure no segments are in those tablespaces (select * from dba_Segments where tablespace = 'foo'), take them offline, drop the tablespace, and then remove the files using an OS command such as rm or del.
Jeff Hunter
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