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• to know the amount of free space in a tablespace

  Hello
  
  I'm learning to oracle 9i release 9.2.0.1.0. I had created a tablespace 'TOOLS' to use the default tablespace for Statspack.
  I would like to know the amount of free space available in this table space. To do this, I ran the following query, but there was no selected lines:-
  
  SQL > select tablespace_name, bytes from dba_free_space
  2 where nom_tablespace = 'TOOLS. '
  
  no selected line
  
  SQL > select name from v$ tablespace;
  
  NAME
  ------------------------------
  CWMLITE
  DRSYS
  EXAMPLE OF
  INDX
  ODM
  SYSTEM
  TOOLS
  UNDOTBS1
  USERS
  XDB
  TEMP
  
  Can someone say the reason for this.

  Strange that the difference of 0.625 MB does not appear in free_space...
  But anyway, this tablespace is good as COMPLETE.

• How can I get the amount of free disk space using the space using windows 7 Please share example using GetDiskSpace

  How can I get the amount of disk space by using windows 7 Please share example using GetDiskSpace I already studied http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/9958B8E473C4EF1786256BBC0053B64F

  Reading your question a little more in detail, I doubt if you are using the Win32 GetDiskFreeSpace API function (including my previous post is the solution) of the function GetDiskSpace from the Toolbox of the programmer.

  With respect to the other, it works even with capacity greater than 2 GB disks, but you must use the appropriate formatting code to display the returned value. I updated my example to display the total of free space in the debug output window and added a comparison with the value of 3 GB using UInt64TypeCompareUInt box to tools programming interface.

• Estimate the amount of temp space an application take?

  I have a query that is "SELECT * FROM Field_Name ORDER BY une_table DESC. une_table has an avg_row_len of 458 bytes and stats are updated. There are about 6 million lines in une_table.
  
  TEMP is set at 500 MB and the request fails for lack of TEMP space. I show about 176MB TEMP is currently ongoing usage, so worst case scenario I 324 MB of free space.
  
  So what calculation is correct for the amount of TEMP space is necessary:
  
  (a) avg_row_len 458 * 6 000 000 = about 3 GB of space (and DBA_SEGMENTS agrees with this rough math). That's assuming that this puts the whole line in the genre.
  
  (b) 6 000 000 lines * 4 bytes for a ROWID (I think they are 4 bytes) = 22 MB. That's assuming that it sorts just a bunch of pointers to rows (which is how I thought it would work).

  Don't forget to add the length of the column in which the length of rowid will be sorted before you multiply. A rowid [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/logical.htm#CNCPT89008] has four pieces, a four bytes. Also, check your plan, in case there is more that just the kind going for you.

  Appropriate Sort_area_size or target of the pga, you can reduce the need for temp. Pga memory management in the docs, see [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16638/memory.htm#i49320] to start.

• How to find the largest contiguous free space in windows xp

  Hi, I have two machines, one running Win7, XP running.  I know how my highest contiguous free space is great under w7, using "defrag c: - one" in a prompt "administrator-started":

  C:\Windows\System32>defrag c: - one
  Microsoft Disk Defragmenter
  Copyright (c) 2007 Microsoft Corp.

  Citing analysis on OS (C :)...)

  The operation completed successfully.

  Post report of defragmentation:

  Volume information:
  Volume size = 283,40 GB
  Space free = 60.49 GB
  Fragmented space total = 0%
  More large size of free space = 46,29 GB

  But, by using the same command in XP does not have the same statistics (I tried 'defrag c: - a - v' for a detailed report, but it does not always give this stat.)  Anyone know how to find out what is the largest contiguous amount of free space on a XP computer?

  TIA

  K

  Hey man follow my link http://us.generation-nt.com/answer/how-find-largest-contiguous-block-free-memory-help-27343152.html , and it explains how to find this information. so, this should be your answer

• The amount of free memory required when you perform the Hibernate in Windows 7/8

  Hello

  As we know hibernation will requires c: space of more than 75% of the size of RAM. (for example drive C must have free space of more than 12 G Hibernate when a machine with 16G of RAM)

  But the amount of free memory requires that hibernation? The failure of the Hibernate once met. But I don't check the State of the memory at the time.

  All the details about this which might give?

  Thank you

  To work reliably every time, your HDD has need free space of 100% of the amount of RAM you have, more an additional buffer. Where did you get the 75% of?

• Error message Microsoft Word "Word could not create the work file. Check the amount of disk space on your startup disk. »

  I have a MacBook Pro, retina 13inch OS X el Capitan Version 10.11.1 with 16 GB of memory. It's brand new and I have recently installed Microsoft Word/Powerpoint etc. a disc that I bought a few years to my previous MacBook. It seems to work very well, but whenever I want to open a word document a message comes up saying "Word could not create the work file. Check the amount of disk space on your startup disk '. However, once I click 'OK' this message disappears and my word file opens without a problem. I have 16 GB of memory on this laptop and it's new I have not reached anywhere near the maximum amount of storage so I'm puzzled as to what this message means. How can I avoid that this message popping up everytime I open Microsoft Word? Any help would be appreciated!

  This has nothing to do with memory - it's the SSD. Word tries to create a temporary file to use as a backup if the program crashes while you are working. First, run the Microsoft Update program to see if there are updates you have missed. Second, Microsoft currently supports only versions 2011 and 2016, so if yours is older, you should consider the upgrade. Thirdly, I suspect that the temporary file is not get created so that you have fewer cancellations (maybe any) and that if the program crashes you have to restore.

• Is it difficult for oracle follow the news of free space in the tablespace Temp?

  DB version: 11.1
  
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28320/statviews_5056.htm
  

   
  FREE_SPACE :      Total free space available, in bytes, including space that is currently allocated and available for reuse and space that is currently unallocated
  
  ALLOCATED_SPACE : Total allocated space, in bytes, including space that is currently allocated and used and space that is currently allocated and available for reuse

  !!!!
  
  I know that temporary tablespace is 'temporary' and varies according to gender, creating index... etc. But, can't they say just free space in bytes.
  Lets say my temporary tablespace size is 2 GB and if the DBA_TEMP_FREE_SPACE.free_space column is 500 MB. What does that mean?

  >
  Lets say my temporary tablespace size is 2 GB and if the DBA_TEMP_FREE_SPACE.free_space column is 500 MB. What does that mean?
  >
  This means for a locally managed temporary tablespace, reduce the size to the amount of space currently in use; in other words, reclaim the space unallocated and allocated space is unused.

  TABLESPACE_SIZE - FREE_SPACE

  See Shrinking a temporary Tablespace locally managed in the DBA Guide
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/tspaces007.htm
  >
  The great sorting operations performed by the database can cause a temporary tablespace more and taking a considerable amount of disk space. When the sort operation is complete, the extra space is not released; It is just marked as free and available for reuse. Therefore, a single operation of large size can result in a large amount of temporary space that remains unused, once the sort operation. For this reason, the database allows to shrink the locally managed temporary tablespaces and free up unused space.
  . . .
  Shrinking frees as much space as possible while maintaining the other attributes of the tablespace or tempfile.

• Amount of free space

  Hi all

  I have a SQL Server on a volume that has 184 GB free on a total of 1 TB.  I need to add an additional 150 GB for the VM disk, but did not really want to have to create a new data store, because there are currently on a replicated mirror.  Since it is a SQL Server, we do not take the shots, so I wonder, should I simply create the disk 150 GB and that I must have a lot of free space on this data store?

  According to storage, you might be able to use the feature of grow - discover p.117 of

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-50/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/vSphere-ESXi-vCenter-Server-501-storage-Guide.PDF

  for the procedure.

  I did it without problem, many times, but the standard backup warnings apply whenever you make such changes.

• Want to only two elements of the page without a space between them.

  I give a broader and more generic framework to an earlier application seeking a broader response.
  
  I want two elements on the page without horizontal between space. (Don't ask why!) One is a contant, say ' * ' so I made a single display element. The other is the label of a numeric field that is referenced in the error messages generated by the ARF.
  
  Call the label LABEL to make this easy. So, I want to see {noformat} * {noformat} LABEL. I don't want to change the label of "* LABEL" because ARF refers to "* LABEL" in error messages. I want to just fix the two elements on the form. This must be something easily done in the APEX, right?
  
  (For the initial application, see asterisk desire by a label point of page without space between. .)
  
  Thank you and God bless you,
  Howard

  Hello

  Just change your article networking sessions (if you use apex 4.2)

  Start the new grid: No.
  Start the new row: No.
  New section: No.

  FYI, you may need to use

  & nbsp

  in your point label to get a space

  If you use apex 4.1, I remember: new field should be no.

  Best of luck,

  Best regards
  Fateh
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• How can I determine the amount of disk space is required to remove a snapshot of peacebuilding assistance, then a fret?

  I have a 27G vm running on Fusion 2.0.1 - the Mac OS X file system has only about 15 G of free space. I want to shrink the vm disk to release ~ 10 of unused space (which was initially to unpack a large SQL Server db that has since been removed in XP), however, I am unable to use tools to decrease because there are snapshots and cannot remove the last snapshot - when I try I get the error: «unable to clean deleted files» : There is not enough space on the file system for the selected operation. »

  I read other associated messages and understand how the snapshot deletion process works (stolen turns into the existing vm before be deleted). I tried a solution of possible workaround I've seen described elsewhere - creation of a new snapshot, and then remove the existing (old) snapshot and try to remove then the new snapshot - however, which results in the same error. If this procedure fails, a snapshot of the 'Consolidation of assistance' is sometimes created.

  I think that error indicates that space is insufficient on the Mac file system, is that correct? The 15G is not enough. If so, is there a simple rule that told me how much free space will be necessary?

  I think it's a darn good reason to buy a bigger hd faster for my Macbook - but thought I would ask first

  Thanks for your help - much appreciated.

  Doug

  It depends on.  IF you have created your virtual disk as a monolith, then you need at least as much free space as the defined maximum size of the virtual drive.  If you created it as a disc of 2 GB-Split, then you need a little more than 2 GB of free space.

• Bootcamp is not install due to the mistake of the amount of available space

  I try to install windows on my mac with bootcamp 10. But somehow when I go in the part "" Select task"he keeps popping up that I have 50 GB of free space on my boot drive to install. But I checked my mac storage, I have 50 GB available, can you guys please help me how to solve this problem? (appreciated!)

  50 GB is not enough free space. After you have created the 100GB + Boot Camp partition (I think 100 GB would be minimal for Windows) you must always leave enough free space for OSX to run.

• Delete the message "for free space disk outlook express can compact messages."

  I use a PC with Windows XP SP3. I use Outlook Express to access a mail server via POP3 / SMTP. Several times, I get a message saying "Disk outlook express can compact messages for free space": how to prevent the message from appearing?

  I read the posts in this forum even on users not using only not OE. I use OE, but I want to choose if and when compacting messages...

  Greetings and greetings of the season

  Marius

  Prompt compaction is triggered whenever you close OE 100 times.  So if you compact manually, you don't get invited again until you close OE for another 100 times.  Unfortunately there is no way to change this.  Dbx files shall be compacted.  If they are not, they will move on to an enormous size, and then get corrupted, so it is important to pack on a regular basis.
   
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  wrote in message News: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy *...

  I use a PC with Windows XP SP3. I use Outlook Express to access a mail server via POP3 / SMTP. Several times, I get a message saying "Disk outlook express can compact messages for free space": how to prevent the message from appearing?

  I read the posts in this forum even on users not using only not OE. I use OE, but I want to choose if and when compacting messages...

  Greetings and greetings of the season

  Marius

• Hard drive shows an incorrect amount of free space available

  Original title: problem XP

  Hi friends

  I use win XP, it is installed in the C drive, it is around 72 GB.
  When I move my cursor on the C drive only 3 GB of space is free, but when I go inside the c drive and make her select all and go to properties that only 20 GB is used. I want to know why the difference. and their any solution to this.

  Thanks and greetings
  Bdu_3

  Original title: problem XP

  Hi friends

  I use win XP, it is installed in the C drive, it is around 72 GB.
  When I move my cursor on the C drive only 3 GB of space is free, but when I go inside the c drive and make her select all and go to properties that only 20 GB is used. I want to know why the difference. and their any solution to this.

  Thanks and greetings
  Bdu_3

  Personally, I would be interested to see what disk management says on the disc. Right click on my computer > choose manage. In the left pane, click "disk management". The content will grow in the right pane. Make a written note or a screen shot showing both used and free space.

• When I delete the programs my free space happens to be less instead of more. How is it.

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  The game, February 10, 2011 00:53:17 + 0000, Home land Defender wrote:

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  * You have problems with programs * error messages * recent changes made to your computer * that you have already tried to solve the problem

  Please, in the future, remove all the verbiage above when you ask for a
  issue. It has nothing to do with your question. And ask your
  questions in the body of the message, not in the title. The title
  should be used only for a brief description of what is the question
  everything.

  Delete what whether he simply moves to the basket. It normally
  does not change the free space at all - not until you have emptied the Recycle Bin
  bin.

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)