Hi everyone...
Okay - I've got a strange one for you. A friend asked me
I, of course, said to myself... that's not true on AIX. But I have found some strange results. (all sizes are in MEG)Does anyone have any nifty tool or suggestion that helps provide visibility into how Oracle tempfiles really look from the Unix OS standpoint. I'm particularly concerned with the fact that, on Solaris at least, when using either the "df" or "du" utilities, what apparently shows up is the current "real" size of the tempfile, regardless of the number of bytes it was defined to occupy when it was created with a "create temporary tablespace ... tempfile ..." statement.
SYS1 is 8i, SYS 2 & 3 are 9i. All are on AIX 5.2Code:Size of TEMP ALL Files ls -l du -m TEMP size in Dir. temp01.dbf temp01.dbf filesize Used ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- SYS1 9,682.47 9,504.02 9,504.12 9,504.00 7,168.02 SYS2 176.96 10.01 10.01 10.00 2.31 SYS3 102.73 100.01 2.83 100.00 1.00
WHY?? would du return only "used" bytes? And why on only 1 of the systems. I'm at a loss.
What am I missing?
Any insight would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Jodie


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