PATTERN SIZE AND SIZE OF TABLESPACE
Hi allI have a dolphin3_t of schema and only used by him, other than system, temp and sysaux tablespace is PHIN_DATA1. Last night a time problem where space exceeded for tablespace but the scheme as such has 19 GB size where as
the tablespace has 32 gb (maximum value), but a data file has been added to with 32 GB storage space. But how is that possible.
SELECT Sum (bytes) / 1024/1024/1024 OF dba_data_files WHERE nom_tablespace LIKE 'PHIN_DATA1 '.
61.6015625
SELECT Sum (bytes) / 1024/1024/1024 OF dba_segments owner WHERE to = "DOLPHIN3_T."
19.25311279296875
If the first statement to query a value less than that given by the second query.
Note: The storage space is used by dolphin3_t schema only.
My guess is that the other guy shift mistook the lack of quota for lack of space in the data file.
Thank you
Jazz
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You cannot merge... but a way around this would be...
check wat objects in datafile2... then based on that create a different tablespace
move the object of datafile2 for the new tablespace...
fall of datafile2...
give your old tablespace that will datafile1 the purpose of the new tablespace creation.
for example...
ALTER table TableName move tablespace;
ALTER index indename tablespace rebluid;
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