problem after rename datafile belongs to the SYSTEM tablespace

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• Problem in the SYSTEM tablespace

  Hi all
  I have a problem when I try to load data into a temporary data store. Data are loaded from Sybase to Oracle with the KM 'IKM SQL command Append', but in the step "To insert a new line" the answer is "error: impossible to extend the table TABLE in the SYSTEM tablespace". Is there a limit to the temporary data store? This limit can be set?
  Thank you
  
  Giovanni

  Hi G,
  try to check the memory allocated storage space in the Oracle database.

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• Impossible to extend the table SYS.yyy_xx1$ of 8192 in the SYSTEM tablespace

  While trying to build a package with a lot of objects, I get the error message below.

  Oracle 11 g 2

  
  
  ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
  ORA-01653: unable to extend table SYS.yyy_xx1$  by 8192 in tablespace SYSTEM
  00604. 00000 -  "error occurred at recursive SQL level %s"
  *Cause:    An error occurred while processing a recursive SQL statement
             (a statement applying to internal dictionary tables).
  *Action:   If the situation described in the next error on the stack
             can be corrected, do so; otherwise contact Oracle Support.
  

  How can I solve the problem

  Each SQL statement that issue you to the database requires the Oracle engine to work behind the scenes. Many times, this is done via a recursive number of SQL statements. In this case, the object SYS.yyy_xx1$ need to grow to take account of this work. He needs grow of 8192 bytes. However, there are no 8192 bytes of contiguous free space available for this table to grow. If the exception is thrown.

  In the immediate future, you can add more space to more datafile (s) of the existing table or add a new data file. In the long term, it might be beneficial to make sure that the SYSTEM tablespace is growing out of control.

  See you soon,.
  Brian

• Cannot extend the table SYS. FIERROS_IMAGEN by 1024 in the SYSTEM tablespace

  Hi all I have installed oracle xe on a Windows Xp computer, asked me for a password and I typed: 123

  Then I have a myback.dmp filenamed backup and imported:

  IMP file = myback.dmp ' 123/sys AS SYSDBA"full = Yes log = implog.log

  example of messages: when importing

  ==============================================================================================================

  . . importing table "FIERROS_IMAGEN".

  IMP-00058: ORACLE error 1653

  ORA-01653: unable to extend the table SYS. FIERROS_IMAGEN by 1024 in the SYSTEM tablespace

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  ==============================================================================================================

  How do I fix this error? need to create the tablespace? How?

  and need to re-import? or only to import the table? How to change the imp command to specify the table?

  Thank you

  As KarK says you should not use SYSTEM tablespace for the user data.

  If you can make after:

  Create new tablespace:

  Go to sqlplus and run (change the name, path, and a size suitable for you. You must have enough disk space for this new tablespace data file.) :

  CREATE TABLESPACE PETIT_FICHIER DATAFILE «TEST_TS_01.dbf» ' TEST_TS'

  SIZE 1512M LOGGING EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO;

  Create a new user:

  Go to sqlplus and run (change the name and the password for you):

  CREATE PROFILE 'TEST_USER' USER 'DEFAULT' IDENTIFIED BY ' * ' DEFAULT TABLESPACE "TEST_TS".

  TABLESPACE QUOTA UNLIMITED ON 'TEST_TS' TEMPORARY 'TEMP' ACCOUNT UNLOCK;

  GRANT 'CONNECT' TO THE 'TEST_USER;

  import of user data (user who has data (in the source database) you want to import) for this new user:

  IMP system/password@tesdb fromuser = = TEST_USER leader touser = myback.dmp log = implog.log

  and if it doesn't always fit you can resize your bigger like that new tablespace (once again if you have enough disk space):

  alter database datafile 'TEST_TS_01.dbf' 2512 M resizing;

  If you need to make several attempts, then rub new user before retry (sqlplus) with

  drop the TEST_USER user cascade;.

  and then recreate it.

• Use of space and the SYSTEM tablespace

  Hello
  
  OS = windows = 11g DB
  
  I wanted to create a table of 600 MB in users tablespace for some tests. But by mistake I created it in the tablespace SYSTEM that I was connected with sysdba.
  
  It did not work due to errors. I dropped the table simply but I have observed that this space of 600 MB was restored. There is 1 GB of space on my D drive before this creation, but even after a fall shows only 300 MB approximately
  
  Please suggest how I can claim that space of the SYSTEM tablespace, which is totally unnecessary, and that I can test it again in a different tablespace.
  
  Thank you very much.
  
  B/R
  KAM

  You must resize the data file for the SYSTEM tablespace.

  Select file_name in dba_data_files where nom_tablespace = 'SYSTEM '.

  alter database datafile 'xxxxx' 500M resizing;

• ORA-1655: impossible to extend the cluster SYS. C_TS # 8 in the tablespace SYSTEM ORA-1655: impossible to extend the cluster SYS. C_TS # 8 in the SYSTEM tablespace

  Hi all

  Oracle version 11.2.0.2 XE edition, OEL 5.6

  I am facing error during the creation of tablespace that my system tablespace is full. Although the system tablespace is autoextend and there is space available on the hard disk what preventing the system tablespace not capable to autoextend. I checked and there is no space in the system tablespace.

  I encountered a similar problem earlier for one of the could not tablespace autoextend even though autoextend is on and enough free space on hard disk (in a different environment)

  ulimit is unlimited for this.

  What could be the reasons that although if autoextend is the tablespace not power autoextend.

  Thank you.

  Fahim5 wrote:

  Hi all

  Oracle version 11.2.0.2 XE edition, OEL 5.6

  I am facing error during the creation of tablespace that my system tablespace is full. Although the system tablespace is autoextend and there is space available on the hard disk what preventing the system tablespace not capable to autoextend. I checked and there is no space in the system tablespace.

  I encountered a similar problem earlier for one of the could not tablespace autoextend even though autoextend is on and enough free space on hard disk (in a different environment)

  ulimit is unlimited for this.

  What could be the reasons that although if autoextend is the tablespace not power autoextend.

  Thank you.

  Autoextend would also have a maximum limit of how much of the data file would be able to expand. So, what is the value of that? I don't see other reasons except that you made out of the maximum space allowed for the data file extend and which is prohibiting him from extends.

  Aman...

• How to increase the size of the SYSTEM tablespace.

  Hello

  I tried looking for options to increase the size of the SYSTEM tablespace.

  I got this code

  -Alter tablespace SYSTEM resize 200 M;

  but I got this error "'operation not supported for petit_fichier tablespace SYSTEM" "

  I don't know how to solve this problem

  Thanks in advance for help you

  Rakesh

  Select * from relative_ where nom_tablespace = 'SYSTEM '.

  DBA_DATA_FILES

• ORA-01655: impossible to extend the cluster SYS. C_OBJ # 128 in the SYSTEM tablespace

  Please explain to me what is the meaning of massage: ORA-01655: impossible to extend the cluster SYS. C_OBJ # 128 in the SYSTEM tablespace. I try to change other tables. How can I solve this problem.
  Thank you!

  Hello

  Your storage system is full
  http://ORA-01655.ora-code.com/
  Contact your DBA

  Kind regards
  Jari

• ORA-01653: unable to extend the table SYS. ARGUMENT$ 13 in the SYSTEM tablespace

  I created the new database manually.
  
  When I @?/rdbms/admin/catproc.sql put this sql to execute.
  
  for some time he said created, granted. but after somewhere, it gives me the error.
  
  ORA-01653: unable to extend the table SYS. ARGUMENT$ 13 in the SYSTEM tablespace
  
  Please help me on this.
  
  Thank you in advance.

  Your query does not tablespace SYSTEM size. It provides a list of tablespaces. And may not be a complete list because I can't UNDO and TEMP tablespace. In all cases, based on the output, you have not created a user storage space, so all the tables you create in SYSTEM tablespace and finally you ran out of space. You need create user storage space if you don't have any. You want to change the non-system and non-system tablespaces value default tablespace users. Even if you don't have a non-system tablespaces, tables will be created in the tablespace default user unless you explicitly specify one. You must move the tables/indexes existing user for the non-system tablespaces.

  SY.

  PS to get the size of the SYSTEM tablespace, you will need to run:

  Select sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 tablespace_size_in_mb
  from dba_data_files
  where nom_tablespace = 'SYSTEM '.

• Removing the system tablespace

  Hey, I made a small mistake.
  
  I created a data file for the system tablespace in my local file system.
  
  Other data files is located in the box of asm.
  
  While starting the 2nd node, I get an error about the data file missing
  
  I use a 2 node rac with ASM - 11 GR 2 on SLES11
  
  How can I delete the newly created datafile systemtbs1.dbf?

  Christian wrote:
  Can you tell me the syntax to copy in the DATA Diskgroup

  I want to copy on in:
  + Dbsrv data file.

  Do I need to stop the PB?

  Identify number newly created datafile of v$ datafile . Consider that it is n , try the following

  rman target /
  backup as copy datafile n format '+DATA';
  switch datafile n to copy;
  recover datafile n;
  

  or

  rman target /
  copy datafile n  to '+DATA';
  switch datafile n to copy;
  recover datafile n;
  

• Move the System Tablespace Tables

  Hello

  Operating system: Windows Server 2008

  Database version: 11.1.0.7

  The database is used for Siebel UCM Application, all of the tables in the schema SIEBEL has been created in the SYSTEM tablespace.

  SQL > SELECT COUNT (*) FROM DBA_SEGMENTS WHERE nom_tablespace = 'SYSTEM '.

  COUNT (*)
  ----------
  28704

  Is it possible that I can move specific tables of SIEBEL UCM in tablespace separated as SIEBELDATA.

  Thank you

  Hello

  "Yes, you can."   s ' there is no LONG columns in your tables.

  Try something like this to produce your statements:

  SELECT 'alter table ' || owner || '."' || segment_name || '" move tablespace ;'
    FROM dba_segments
  WHERE tablespace_name  = 'SYSTEM' -- '&tbs_quelle'
     and owner        like ''
     AND segment_type    = 'TABLE'
     and segment_name like upper('')
  order by segment_name;
  
  SELECT 'alter index ' || owner || '."' || segment_name || '" rebuild tablespace ;'
    FROM dba_segments
  WHERE tablespace_name  = 'SYSTEM' -- '&tbs_quelle'
     and owner        like ''
     AND segment_type    = 'INDEX'
     and segment_name like upper('')
  order by segment_name;
  

  concerning

  Kay

• Bigfile tablespace for the system tablespace.

  I am trying to create a database with bigfile tablespace for the SYSTEM tablespace as well. Can I use dbca to create and define bigfile tablespace for the SYSTEM tablespace.

  How can I create system with the CREATE DATABASE statement bigfile tablespace?  Can be a help for syntax?

  Even if the normal tablespace is sufficient for the system, I just wanted to check if there is a syntax to create.

  Thank you

  Bigot

  The use of the clause 'SET DEFAULT BIGFILE TABLESPACE' in the CREATE DATABASE command - see creating and configuring an Oracle database

• In the SYSTEM tablespace, we can recover the object dropped?

  Hello everyone;

  Hello!

  In the SYSTEM tablespace, we can recover interrupted object?

  Try to find items dropped in the system tablespace

  SQL > conn virtue sysdba

  Connected.

  SQL > create table test (no number, name varchar2 (100));

  Table created.

  SQL > insert into values (100, 'TEST VALUE') test;

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > commit;

  Validation complete.

  SQL > drop table test;

  Deleted table.

  SQL > select object_name, original_name, type, can_undrop as "UND" can_purge as "PURE", droptime

  2 of recyclebin;

  no selected line

  8f953842-815B-4D8C-833d-f2a3dd51e602 wrote:

  If you're talking about using FLASHBACK TABLE on system tables.

  -Yes. I created a table in the tabalespace system.

  so, we cannot retrieve any object in the system table space. (if we have abandoned).

  My 2nd Question:

  SQL > select can_undrop 'UND', can_purge as 'PURE' droptime, original_name, type object_name in recyclebin;

  OBJECT_NAME ORIGINAL_NAME TYPE UND PURE DROP TIMES

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

  BIN$ 4cFLWJwTnjjgQAB / AQB + SA TABLE of EXAMPLE $0 == YES YES 2013-07 - 18:08:22:00

  BIN$ 4cFZTBK0p + TgQAB/AQB + rQ == $0 TEST TABLE YES YES 2013-07 - 18:08:25:54

  how find the SNA No. using drop time ? : Please see above marked red.

  Thank you for rp.

  You need to look for the answer? View DBA_RECYCLEBIN has the answer you are looking for,

  DBA_RECYCLEBIN

  Aman...

• Lost in the SYSTEM tablespace data file

  Version: 10.2.0.5
  Platform: AIX 6.1
  
  The only data in the System tablespace file is lost. The DB has crashed.
  We have the RMAN backup and the newspaper archive since the last backup of level 1.
  With RMAN, where should we go
  
  a. restore, Recover Database
  or
  b. restore, recover any SYSTEM tablespace?

  Your database must be mounted State.

  RMAN > run {}
  allocate channels ch1 disc type;
  system restore of tablespace;
  recover the system tablespace.
  SQL 'ALTER DATABASE OPEN;
  }

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