Well... Again - "sort of".  Temporary segments for "normal" stuff
(e.g. SQL "order by", joins, etc.) will occur in USER_TEMP.  Sorts for
segment operations, parallel index builds and the like, may occur
elsewhere.

-Don Granaman
(OraSaurus - Honk if you remember OPS ;-)

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"temporary


> Don;
> Thanks very much for your reply.  All very understandable.  However,
let me
> ask a direct question; does this mean that, given a user having been
> explicitly assigned a temporary tablespace (ie. USER_TEMP), that all
of that
> user's sorts and temporary segments will occur in the assigned
(USER_TEMP)
> tablespace and nowhere else.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Michael L. Petrus
> GE Auto Warranty Services
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> "temporary" ta
>
>
> Not exactly...
>
> "TEMP" is an arbitrary (but logical, recommended, and OFA compliant)
> name for a tablespace.  It could just  as well be named "GEORGE" for
> all that $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle or any of its kin care.
>
> "TEMPORARY_TABLESPACE" is an attribute of a user.  (i.e. select
> TEMPORARY_TABLESPACE from ALL_USERS;" or from SYS.DBA_USERS).  All
> users (including SYS and SYSTEM) are either implicitly or explicitly
> assigned a temporary tablespace.  Unfortunately, it defaults to the
> worst possible choice -SYSTEM!  Typically, users are explicitly
> assigned TEMP as their temporary tablespace.  ["Oracle" (AKA: sys)
> doesn't usually do much that requires a lot of temporary space.]
>
> The vast majority of Oracle databases have only one such tablespace,
> but (logically) partitioning users among multiple such tablespaces
> (TEMP01, TEMP02, ...) is sometimes advisable.  Making TEMP (and its
> ilk) truly "TEMPORARY" (as opposed to PERMANENT) is always
advisable.
>
> -Don Granaman
> (OraSaurus - Honk if you remember OPS ;-)
>
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> "temporary" ta
>
>
> > Environment:
> > Oracle v8.1.7
> > Sun / Solaris
> >
>
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> ======
> > ================
> > Can someone explain what activities occur in Oracle's "TEMP"
> tablespace as
> > opposed to what occurs in a user's assigned "TEMPORARY"
tablespace?
> >
> > It is my assumption that Oracle's "TEMP" tablespace is the area
used
> by
> > Oracle for it's processes to sort in.
> >
> > It is also my assumption that the user specific "TEMPORARY"
> tablespace is
> > used to hold temporary segments that are created when the user
> builds an
> > index or creates a table, etc..
> >
> > If I am off base please set me straight.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Michael L. Petrus
> > GE Auto Warranty Services
> > 7125 W. Jefferson Av. #200
> > Lakewood, CO 80235
> >
> > Database Administrator
> >
> > Phone: (303) 987 4129
> > Fax:     (303) 987 4298
> > Email:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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