Right Joe, you surely can raise your eyebrows when someone suggest to make system tablespace use max extents unlimited instead of suggesting not to use the sytem tablespace as temp for any user.
Shaibal
"Joseph S. Testa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
this is a bad move, NO ONE should be using system as their temp
tablespace, INCLUDING SYS, make everyone use temp.
why would you tell someone to go and change system to use max extents
unlimited, this just complicates the problem.
Out of curiosity, Ganit how long have you been a DBA?
Joe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi lee,
>
> Some temporary sorting kind of thing takes place in SYSTEM tablespace while
> you create ome indexes or rebuild indexes.
> So
>
> alter tablespace system default storage(maxextents unlimited)
>
> you revert back after work is finished.
>
> Cheers
> Ganti
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