Penetrating a tablespace of the table again to $ FGA_LOG

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  See you soon!

  user601798 wrote:
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  Given that the last note, I am convinced more than stats must be run on Toys_New after step (4)

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  Yes, you must.

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  Hello
  
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  Could you please move and write me as a script tables in the tablespace?

  Hello

  RHELSENSEI wrote:

  Could you please move and write me as a script tables in the tablespace?

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    xx                          NUMBER(8),    
    xx         NUMBER,
    ATTACHMENT   BLOB,
    xx             DATE,
    xx             VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
    xx                     INTEGER,
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  ( 
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      LOGGING
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      TABLESPACE DefaultTablespace
      LOB (ATTACHMENT) STORE AS (
        TABLESPACE  TABLESPACE_LOB
        ENABLE      STORAGE IN ROW
  )
  
  ...>>
  
  

  My idea was to take a table, excluding the attachment column datapump, export using external tables.

  Then to create the table on the database archive 'with' the attachment column.

  Import data only, as I understand that if you use a dump file that has too many columns Oracle he will manage, I hope it will work the other way around.

  Then on the production, make the TABLESPACE_LOB read-only and move it to the new file system.

  It's a little more complicated that a normal gesture of tablespace because of how the table is split.

  Any advice would be much appreciated.

  I was thinking about an approach as:

  SWAP PARTITION allows to separate the partition of the table

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  Running Oracle 11 g on Linux.
  
  My disk parameters are:
  
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  1. where are the tablespace, structure of the table (for example the table name, column name, column type, primarykey keys and index), package, procedure, trigger, and stored PHYSICALLY function? I want to know the location of the path and drive common directory?
  
  2. when the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) performs the backup task, will be the tablespace, structure of the table (column, type, key, index), package, procedure, trigger and function also supported up to Fast Recovery Area (FRA), in addition to the data files, control files, and redo logs and archived newspapers?
  
  
  
  Thank you

  You must understand the difference and the concept of physical and logical storage Structures storage Structures.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/physical.htm

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/logical.htm

  / dev/sdb1 drive ASM for DATA
  / dev/sdc1 disc ASM for DATA
  / dev/sdd1 disc ASM for FRA
  1. where are the tablespace, structure of the table (for example the table name, column name, column type, primarykey keys and index), package, procedure, trigger, and stored PHYSICALLY function? I want to know the location of the path and drive common directory?

  Probably your database is stored on the file system ASM, using the/dev/sdb1 and/dev/sdc1. Therefore, if your database files is on ASM diskgroup 'DATA' and then all of the objects is here.

  Query V$ DATAFILE, V$ CONTROLFILE, V$ LOGFILE, V$ TEMPFILE

  2. when the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) performs the backup task, will be the tablespace, structure of the table (column, type, key, index), package, procedure, trigger and function also supported up to Fast Recovery Area (FRA), in addition to the data files, control files, and redo logs and archived newspapers?

  FRA is used to contain backups of database then your objects are saved it too.

  RMAN can check it out:

  BACKUP FROM THE LIST;

  LIST ARCHIVELOG ALL;

  Published by: Levi Pereira on October 8, 2012 12:05

  Published by: Levi Pereira on October 8, 2012 12:09