Rename the table sys

Hi all

11.2.0.1

How to rename scott.emp in as SYS scott.emp2?

SQL > connect / as sysdba

Connected.

SQL > rename scott.emp in scott.emp2;

ERROR on line 1:

ORA-01765: specifying the name of the owner of the table is not allowed

Thank you all,

Hello

You can try-

ALTER table scott.emp rename emp2;

Anand

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Rename the table with sys 11 g

Hi all
Prior to Oracle 11 g and Oracle 10 g (I think) we can rename a table like this:
(with the user sys):
alter table SCOTT. Rename ancien_nom NewName;
I mean the user SYS might rename a table from another schema (for example, SCOTT)
Now, (oracle 11g) when I try to rename a table with the user SYS to another schema, it shows me:
```
SQL> conn sys as sysdba
Enter password:
Connected.
SQL> rename table plantest.PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP to PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP_old;
rename table plantest.PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP to PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP_old
       *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00903: invalid table name




SQL> alter table plantest.PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP to PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP_old;
alter table plantest.PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP to PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP_old
                                      *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01735: invalid ALTER TABLE option




SQL>
```
I read the documentation and the only way (as much, I know) rename table is that the user PLANTEST be connected to the database and rename the table. I mean, only the table owner can rename?
Please, how can I rename ANY table of my database with the user SYS or SYSTEM?
Thank you

chijar,

Please user query,
```
Use the ALTER TABLE RENAME command:

 SQL> ALTER TABLE . RENAME TO ; 
```
This is the keyword to rename mising is why you receive error below.
1. SQL > alter table plantest. PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP to PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP_old;
2. ALTER table plantest. PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP to PEMVX_AFEPRE_ESP_old
3. *
4. ERROR on line 1:
5. ORA-01735: invalid option of ALTER TABLE
6. SQL >
Naming conventions:
-------------------

1 names must be between 1 and 30 characters long.
2. the names must begin with a letter.
3. it must contain only A - Z, a - z, 0-9, _, $, and the #. You are strongly
not recommended to use $ and #.
4. the names are not case sensitive, unless they are created by double-quotes.

How to rename the table or synonym?

Hi all
11.2.0.1
I want to rename the table or synonym owned by HR as a SYS user.
SQL > rename hr.emp in hr.emp_old;
*
ERROR on line 1:
ORA-01765: specifying the name of the owner of the table is not allowed
Thank you very much
zxy

Hello

You can do something like that as a user of the SYSTEM:

1 alter session set current_schema = "HR".

2. Rename emp emp_old

Thank you &

Best regards

lock the table sys.mon_mods$ mode exclusive nowait in FASSO

Hi all
Currently we use FASSO version 7.3.5 for the allocation of benefits and costs, DB: Oracle 11 g 2.
When we run the distribution of costs on app FASSO, some time, run the same rule very quickly, some time take very long but not finished.
Please note: number of record in the main table of LEDGER_STAT 1 month: prior to distribution or 30 million lines and after award ~ 130 million lines.
I checked the AWR report and saw that, have question concern lock tables sys.mon_mods$ and sys.col_usage$ as below:
"lock the table sys.mon_mods$ mode exclusive nowait ';
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I don't know the reason for it. Locking tables may be led to very slow performance during the award...
Please help to know the reason and how to solve it.
Thank you very much!

The question is same with a Bug that has been described in Bug 14712222 - many recursive calls LMD parse against MON_MODS$ / COL_USAGE$ ( Doc ID 14712222.8 ).

"B-14712222 ".

Summary: Many parse calls recursive LMD against MON_MODS$ / COL_USAGE$

Affects: Verse specifically: 11.2.0.3

Fixed-releases: 12.1.0.1

Many parse calls recursive LMD against MON_MODS$ / COL_USAGE$.

This can happen in MMON or execution DBMS_STATS sessions type operations.

Information about the rediscovery:

If you see a lot of analysis of calls for DML on MON_MODS operations $, you could be

hit this bug, especially if the SQLs are LMD TABLE LOCK as:

Lock table sys.mon_mods$ mode exclusive nowait"@".

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
IMP-00028: partial import of the restored previous table: 63343 restored lines
IMP-00017: statement failed with error ORACLE 1917:
==============================================================================================================
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.

Rename the table
How to rename the table using export and import utility?

Thanks 10
883532 wrote:
How to rename the table using export and import utility?

Thanks 10

What is the version?

It is not possible to rename the table using import and export, why not use SQL in 9i? its very simple
SQL > create table emp_new in select * from emp;

If his 10g.then above

System $expdp / * tables = scott.emp dumpfile = emp.dmp = directory = data_pump_dir emp.log logfile
System $impdp / * dumpfile = emp.dmp logfile = emp_imp.log remap_table = rΘpertoire emp:emp_new = data_pump_dir

HTH.

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RENAMECOLLECTIONTABLE - questions by renaming the table from the collection.
Hi all

I use the version of database Oracle 10.2.0.2, OS - Solaris

I am enrolled in the scheme after successfully.

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< xs: schema xmlns: XS = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema".
xmlns:xdb = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb".
elementFormDefault = "qualified" attributeFormDefault = "unqualified" >

< xs: element name = "employee" type = "employeeType" xdb:defaultTable = "EMPLOYEEXMLTYPE_TABLE" / >

< name XS: complexType "employeeType" = >
< xs: SEQUENCE >
< xs: element name = "name" type = "xs: String" / >
< xs: element name = "departments" type = "departmentsType" nillable = "true" minOccurs = "0" / >
< xs: element name = "name" type = "xs: String" / >
< / xs: SEQUENCE >
< name XS: attribute = "id" type = "Integer" use = "required" / >
< / xs: complexType >

< name XS: complexType = "departmentsType" >
< xs: SEQUENCE >
< xs: element name = "Department" type = "DepartementType" maxOccurs = "unbounded" / >
< / xs: SEQUENCE >
< / xs: complexType >

< name XS: complexType = "DepartementType" >
< xs: SEQUENCE >
< xs: element name = "name" type = "xs: String" / >
< xs: element name = "departmentWings" type = "departmentWingsType" / >
< / xs: SEQUENCE >
< / xs: complexType >

< name XS: complexType = "departmentWingsType" >
< xs: SEQUENCE >
< xs: element name = "departmentWing" type = "departmentWingType" maxOccurs = "unbounded" / >
< / xs: SEQUENCE >
< / xs: complexType >

< name XS: complexType = "departmentWingType" >
< xs: SEQUENCE >
< xs: element name = "name" type = "xs: String" / >
< xs: element name = "target" type = "xs: String" / >
< / xs: SEQUENCE >
< / xs: complexType >

< / xs: Schema >

My goal is to create indexes on/employee/departments/department/departmentWings/departmentWing/name.

I followed the steps mentioned in Create index for an XMLType column.

One of the measures mentioned in the link above is to rename the table in the collection (in my case departmentwing) using the DBMS_XMLSTORAGE_MANAGE procedure. RENAMECOLLECTIONTABLE.

So I tried the following:
SQL > START
DBMS_XMLSTORAGE_MANAGE 2. () RENAMECOLLECTIONTABLE
OWNER_NAME 3 = > "XDB_TEST"
Table_name 4 = > "EMPLOYEEXMLTYPE_TABLE"
5 COL_NAME = > NULL,
XPATH 6 = > ' / employee/departments/Department/departmentWings/departmentWing/name. "
7 COLLECTION_TABLE_NAME = > 'DEPTWING_TABLE '.
(8);
9 END;
10.

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

If the procedure has said that it has completed successfully, I couldn't see the created DEPTWING_TABLE.

SQL > DEPTWING_TABLE DESC;
ERROR:
ORA-04043: object DEPTWING_TABLE does not exist

I am left helpless. Can someone please?

Kind regards
Simo.

Published by: user5805018 on October 12, 2011 04:40
Hello

First of all, are you sure that the nested tables generated during the registration of the scheme?

You must annotate the schema with xdb:storeVarrayAsTable = 'true' and use the option genTables-online true for registration.
Then you should see something like this:
```
SQL> select table_name, table_type_name, parent_table_name, parent_table_column
  2  from user_nested_tables
  3  ;

TABLE_NAME                     TABLE_TYPE_NAME                PARENT_TABLE_NAME              PARENT_TABLE_COLUMN
------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SYS_NTy8fd9LOzSmun4whyTbJC4g== department384_COLL             EMPLOYEEXMLTYPE_TABLE          "XMLDATA"."departments"."department"
SYS_NTeAiIyOu0Q9G3nvWMtcM6mQ== departmentWing381_COLL         SYS_NTy8fd9LOzSmun4whyTbJC4g== "departmentWings"."departmentWing"
 
```
In addition, according to the manual (xdb_easeofuse_tools.pdf):

For Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) and above, this function accepts only, XPath
the rating as a dotted notation. If the XPath notation is used, a setting of namespaces
may also be necessary.

So, on your version, you must use the notation 'dot ':
```
SQL> call XDB.DBMS_XMLSTORAGE_MANAGE.renameCollectionTable(
  2    USER
  3  , 'EMPLOYEEXMLTYPE_TABLE'
  4  , NULL
  5  , '"XMLDATA"."departments"."department"'
  6  , 'DEPT_TABLE'
  7  );

Method called

SQL> call XDB.DBMS_XMLSTORAGE_MANAGE.renameCollectionTable(
  2    USER
  3  , 'DEPT_TABLE'
  4  , NULL
  5  , '"departmentWings"."departmentWing"'
  6  , 'DEPTWING_TABLE'
  7  );

Method called

SQL> select table_name, table_type_name, parent_table_name, parent_table_column
  2  from user_nested_tables;

TABLE_NAME                     TABLE_TYPE_NAME                PARENT_TABLE_NAME              PARENT_TABLE_COLUMN
------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEPT_TABLE                     department384_COLL             EMPLOYEEXMLTYPE_TABLE          "XMLDATA"."departments"."department"
DEPTWING_TABLE                 departmentWing381_COLL         DEPT_TABLE                     "departmentWings"."departmentWing"
 
```
Hope that helps.

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 '.

ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. WRH
Hello
10g R2 I have error in following alertlog:

ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. WRH$ _ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY partition WRH$ 128 in the SYSAUX tablespace _ACTIVE_3192442214_8801

here:

I found:

BEGIN
DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPOSITORY. DROP_SNAPSHOT_RANGE (low_snap_id = > 22,
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/

Table should it regularly? Oracle does'nt regularly? In DB control can we drop snapshots?

Any other suggestions for ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. Error WRH?

Thank you.
user522961 wrote:
Hello
10g R2 I have error in following alertlog:

ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. WRH$ _ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY partition WRH$ 128 in the SYSAUX tablespace _ACTIVE_3192442214_8801

here:

I found:

BEGIN
DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPOSITORY. DROP_SNAPSHOT_RANGE (low_snap_id-online 22,
high_snap_id-online 32, dbid-online 3310949047).
END;
/

Table should it regularly? Oracle does'nt regularly? In DB control can we drop snapshots?

Any other suggestions for ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. Error WRH?

Thank you.

Why are you leaving a double thread that you started 7 + hours earlier?

ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. WRH$ _ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY

ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. WRH$ _ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY
Hello
in 10g R2, my sysaux tablespace is in AUTOEXTEND on and I have enough disk space, but I get:

ORA-1688: impossible to extend the table SYS. WRH$ _ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY partition WRH$ 128 in the SYSAUX tablespace _ACTIVE_3192442214_8801

In my alertlog. Why? Any oracle bug?

Thanks in advance.
```
01688, 00000, "unable to extend table %s.%s partition %s by %s in tablespace %s"
// *Cause:  Failed to allocate an extent of the required number of blocks for
//          table segment in the tablespace indicated.
// *Action: Use ALTER TABLESPACE ADD DATAFILE statement to add one or more
//          files to the tablespace indicated.
```

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

Rename the table require re-run the stats?
OS: OEL (last) 64-bit
DB: 11 GR 1 material

I need to create a copy of a large table A in production (call of the new table B). The data are the same, but the physical layout of the tables is different (different partitioning scheme is used between table A and B).
When I go to move table B to replace table A (which will be eventually abandoned), should I raise his stats on table B?

It's
(1) table to become A_OLD
(2) table B becomes table A

I have to raise its stats on table A in step (2)? Is there something else that needs to be done?
(I do this to limit the impact to the GUI that uses this table - the name of the final table does not change so the GUI should not be affected).

See you soon!
user601798 wrote:
Yes, I have to raise his stats on the 'new' A table even if it has the same data and the name (after renaming) but different partitioning scheme (physical model)? It seems to me that the answer would be 'yes '.
Otherwise, not the optimizer does not fail to recognize the new partitioning?

(1) Board toys (all data) and table Toys_New (empty)
(2) the Toys_New table is loaded with toys data table (the two tables have the same data - only difference is partitioning)
(2) the toys table is renamed table Toys_Old (this will be served at a later date)
(4) table Toys_New is renamed table Toys

And I was thinking - I forgot to talk about first-hand - Toys_New will have the same indexes, but of course the clues will have unique names from toys (to avoid the error "object already exists".

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

See you soon!

Yes, you must.

Name of your new table is 'Toys', but this new table is totally different than the old toys. If you need to analyze the table again.

Concerning

Grosbois

Is there a way took care in the reorg table sys.job$ (and its indexes)? (Oracle 9)

I have an old database that has a table of great sys.job$ and the large index on it. (indices are just standard installed indexes nothing we did) However the table has very little data in it now, only 22 rows. Yet between the table and index is > 1 GB in size.
The enforcement team asked me to reorg or shrink the table sys.job$ and explained its large size is probably due to the fact that they believe some process went wrong turned for years resulting in job creation, but his long since been cleaned.
What motivates is to save space in the SYSTEM tablespace and possibly help some query performance.
I know that in general its forbidden to directly manipulate the sys objects (such as truncation, insert, etc. with the exception of sys.aud$).
Y at - it a taken way supported to reduce the size of this table. Any document referencing.

Yes, there is a way taken in charge.

It's called "Recreate the database"

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Expdp unable the aud$ table as the user sys
Hello
Oracle 11 g 2
OS: Solaris

Expdp unable the aud$ table as the user sys

Audit tables is size: 5 GB to check tablespace

Error details:

Current estimation using BLOCKS method...
Total estimation using BLOCKS method: 0 KB
ORA-39166: Object SYS. AUD$ has not been found.
ORA-31655: no data or metadata of objects selected for employment

Export is suspended for 4 hours and shows 0kb of dumpfile to the os levl.

kindly, one please help on this issue.

Thank you
visu.
try to export the table SYS. AUD$ using the traditional export...

$exp system / file yourdmpfile.dmp log = yourlogfile.log = tables = sys.aud$

Please see below notes for more information.
DBMS_AUDIT_MGMT to manage and purge Audit information [ID 731908.1]

import to another name of the table.

I need to import them from a full export file, a single table 'testtable' of the user "testuser" to the same user, but a different table name. Is this possible? What is the syntax of import for this? Thank you.

BB

What version of oracle (4 digits)?

I'm sure that he will not enter the sys tablespace?

Sure. He will not enter sys tablespace. You just rename the table and moving not the table to a different tablespace.

select table_name,tablespace_name from dba_tables where owner='OPS$USER';

TABLE_NAME                     TABLESPACE_NAME
------------------------------ ------------------------------
TEMP_TAB2                     USERS

SQL> alter table ops$user.TEMP_TAB2 rename to TEMP_TAB3;

Table altered.

select table_name,tablespace_name from dba_tables where owner='OPS$USER';

TABLE_NAME                     TABLESPACE_NAME
------------------------------ ------------------------------
TEMP_TAB3                      USERS

HTH
-André

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