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• Heavy calculations in the database.

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  Lets say, we need to create in-app to calculate a problem heavy matimathical.
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• What command is used to find the size of the database?

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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.

  DB_1 enjoys a view (created by selecting in tables via the union..)

  DB_2 has a procedure that will refresh a materialized view (select * from < the_table_from _db_1) @DB_1_database; )

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  How can I find the size of the view which is called DB_1. I don't think that if I can use dba_segments to find the size that I can't find a segment_type which is = 'DISPLAY '.

  Question2: the error below were reported by the team of apps.

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  ERROR on line 1:

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  ORA-02063: preceding line DB_1

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 2256

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  I saw many of the errors of the DB_1 alert log below.

  ORA-1652: unable to extend segment temp of 128 in tablespace TEMP

  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

  is not automatically released, so in managed locally temporary tablespace, you can reduce the tablespace temporary for free those allocated unused space.

  In your situation you need not to shrink but to add tempfiles more.

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• Find the appropriate block size?

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  I think this might be a simple question, how to find the block size that is appropriate for the construction of a database for a specific application?
  
  I had always seen default 8K block size is used everywhere (about 300-350 databases I've seen so far)... but why and how they believe this block size blindly before creating the production database.
  
  Also in the way the parameters of memory are finalized before creating the database?
  
  -Yasser

  YasserRACDBA wrote:
  OK I understand, but how will comparative analysis for the examination does not block size?

  I mentioned BLINDLY word because before implementation into production, how s/n allows to find the block size that is appropriate for this application.

  Well, as I said, it needs comparative analysis. And if you are not able to do it, the best is to stick to the default size. Read more intensive databases may need some play with the size of the block, but this summary is not authoritative at all, at least not from me. So I say to be on the safeside, by default would help you.
  >

  Right now I have no clear idea on the database of benchmarking, can you please help with this if you have done this by hand before it please...

  Charles and Greg presented very good test cases showing that using 8k is the most optimal choice in most of the cases.
  

  Once again my bad luck that I lost this post before having a look. Are there opportunities to find these test cases?

  See this summary made by JL on his blog,
  http://jonathanlewis.WordPress.com/2008/07/19/block-sizes/

  HTH
  Aman...

• How to find the size of the scheme with or without fragmentation

  Hello Sir,
  How to find the size of the scheme with or without fragmentation?

  to find all of the bytes used by a schema, you can add the bytes for the owner of the dba_segments views.

  for fragmentation, I guess you want to know about the space left between the segments.

  finding depends on the design and standards of your database.

  Each scheme has its own storage space? If Yes, then you can take the total space used in storage and then subtract the number of the dba_segments.

• exact size of data in the database and schema

  Hi master,
  
  I always wonder if I could get the exact size of the data in a schema and size exact of a database with the following queries... I will be grateful if someone could tell me what's wrong in the following query, because it shows the different size of the data in the diagram... and any request to find the exact size of my database (not just data files)...
  

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  select d.owner,sum(u.bytes)/1024/1024 "MB USED"
    2  from dba_segments d,user_segments u
    3  where d.tablespace_name=u.tablespace_name
    4* group by d.owner
  SQL> /
  
  OWNER                             MB USED
  ------------------------------ ----------
  MDSYS                            9484.375
  TSMSYS                              303.5
  DMSYS                               303.5
  OUTLN                                4027
  CTXSYS                            5614.75
  OLAPSYS                         18892.875
  *VD                                503.375*
  SYSTEM                         132100.625
  EXFSYS                            4400.75
  DBSNMP                           1896.875
  ORDSYS                                607
  
  OWNER                             MB USED
  ------------------------------ ----------
  SYSMAN                              57665
  XDB                             57133.875
  SYS                              543965.5
  WMSYS                             8346.25
  
  15 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select sum(bytes)/1024/1024
    2  from dba_segments;
  
  SUM(BYTES)/1024/1024
  --------------------
              1353.875
  
  SQL> select owner,sum(bytes) from dba_segments
    2  group by owner;
  
  OWNER                          SUM(BYTES)
  ------------------------------ ----------
  MDSYS                            34013184
  TSMSYS                             262144
  DMSYS                              262144
  OUTLN                              524288
  VD                              519897088
  CTXSYS                            4849664
  OLAPSYS                          16318464
  SYSTEM                           23265280
  EXFSYS                            3801088
  SCOTT                              393216
  DBSNMP                            1638400
  
  OWNER                          SUM(BYTES)
  ------------------------------ ----------
  ORDSYS                             524288
  SYSMAN                           54067200
  XDB                              50397184
  SYS                             702218240
  WMSYS                             7208960
  
  16 rows selected.

  I would like to know the a daring ijn...
  
  can we get the exact size of the database by querying select sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 "size in MB' from dba_segments;
  ???
  
  I know there are a lot of website that gives the same queries... but I trust oracle forums...
  
  any help will be appreciated...
  
  Thanks and greetings
  VD
  
  Published by: vikrant dixit on April 9, 2009 12:06 AM

  Hello..

  To know the size of the scheme: -.

  select owner,sum(bytes/1024/1024)MB from dba_segments group by owner;
  

  TO know the actual size of the database

  select sum(bytes/1024/1024/1024) Actual_size_gb from dba_segments
  

  HTH
  Anand

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