Number of blocks of Table
Hello
I have a table T, and it has 30 rows.
I put the command:
Select
Count (*) "number of lines"
DBMS_ROWID. ROWID_BLOCK_NUMBER (ROWID) 'block No. '.
Of
t
Group
DBMS_ROWID. ROWID_BLOCK_NUMBER (ROWID)
and Oracle gave me the block number 663 that all rows are in the block.
Also, I used user_tables, dbms_space.space_usage, dbms_space.unused_space
to check the number of used blocks and the number of unused blocks
The result makes me confused because the number of blocks in rowid_block_number() - 1 - is different
from user_tables, dbms_space.space_usage () - 5.
If 5 is the correct number of blocks, why isn't the value of the empty_blocks column in user_tables 3?
(The total in table T blocks would have the value 8, according to dbms_space.unused_space (),
and blocks are 5, so 8-5 = 3)
Can someone tell me the difference in the value of the blocks, free blocks and total blocks between the view and the functions?
Thanks in advance.
Under Oracle SAMS usually formats 16 blocks at once, but since you use the allocated system extensions the first measure is only 8 blocks so the whole extent is formatted.
As the 1 degree in the segment, the 3 first blocks are the space management (level 1 bitmap, bitmap image in level 2, segment header) leaving you 5 blocks that are formatted and 100% free space and you have then inserted you stored in the pseudo (-) randomly selected last block of scale - leaving you with 4 blocks to 100% of free space and a partially filled block.
Concerning
Jonathan Lewis
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Can Rhapsody - you create libraries of Rhapsody TWO DISTINCTS?
Here's my question: It is possible to create TWO separate libraries of the song uses the Rhapsody software? I have two Clips of 8 GB Sansa: Clip: I would like to download my entire song library a Clip. For Clip b: I would like to download a collectio