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• possible to find the size of a view

  
  Hi guys,.

  How do you guys normally find the size of the view?

  I had a situation here.

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  *

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  So here's my question, getting the above error on DB_1 when DB_2 procedure call a refresh of its point of view of materliized which is to select the view via a link db DB_1?

  I suspect that the view is too large, which is at the origin of the temp will apear error.

  Hello

  Yes, the temporary tablespaces are generally used for the sort operation or join operations that cannot be handled in RAM and should use the disk (temporary file). as you say, your MV is on DB_2 and extracted data DB_1, where the sqls are merged and executed and according to the size of the data, the class union itself causes trained him in the use of the temp space and since you don't have enough room temp the ORA-01652 survey database

  for temporary tablespace all the sorting operations for instance share a single sort segment and this segment of the sort is assigned when the first statement ask the instance and can be communicated with the judgment. When the sort operation uses temp space extends the awarded are not automatically désallouées, however,

  those are mark them as free and will be available for later use.

  To your question, there could be a large operation that caused the tempfile to grows well in the database and once the operation is finished, the space

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  Can anyone suggest how to find the size of the table? I had a few (15272 selected lines) on the name of "CMPT_" How can I check only 'CMPT_' size tables?

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Please someone help give the SQL query to run.

  
  

  Thanks in advance.

  
  

  Vincent
  

  madala03 wrote:

  Hi thanks for the reply

  I'm out like below

  SUM(BYTES/1024/1024)

  --------------------

  25383.25

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