Ganti, things like new users get created in the database every day.
sometime people put
create user scott identified by tiger;
ok their default and temp ts is system.
u let it go to max extents, scott is logged in and creates some
outrageous table with 10K initial 10K next pctincrease 0, they create a
300M table, want to guess how many extents that is?
is it a performance problem to get the data out, not really anymore, but
the drop of that table, means ALOT of DML against FET$ and UET$ to say
the least.
anyone else feel free to beat me up(i know there are a few of you out
there), but I dont see any reason to set maxtextents on anything in
system tablespace.
Joe
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> OK Joe,
>
> I am taking back my suggestion....Can you exactly tell me what would happen if
> (maxextents unlimited ) for system tablespace
>
> As far as i know only datadictionary and packages(compiled code) reside in
> tablespace SYSTEM.So even if i give maxextents unlimited
>
> What would happen if no body is creating any objects or whatever in that
> tablespace
>
> I am a relatively new DBA (6 months you can say)
>
> Cheers
> Ganti
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