RE: Anybody get a 1630 error when trying to add an index ?

2002-05-13 Thread Johnson, Michael

Everybody ... thanks for your help on this.   
What happened is that I had increased the extents 
from 121 to 500, but because there was an
existing session that had the object I
had to wait for that session to end before
the 500 extents were noticed.
So, I did everything right, I just had to wait.

Thanks for all you time on this.

Peace !

Mike

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Re: Anybody get a 1630 error when trying to add an index ?

2002-05-13 Thread Mohammad Rafiq

Check for both tablespaces maxextents 1) target tablespace and 2) temp 
tablespace. It appears that block_size of your database is 2K thus default 
maxextents are 121. You can alter both tablespaces like
alter tablespace tablespace_name default storage(maxextents unlimited);

Regards
Rafiq




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I have been trying to add an index
to a  index tablespace and I keep
getting a 1630 error.


I have 500 extents , but it says the
max extents are only 121 and they
are filling up.


Maybe my dendrites have been temporarily
fried and it is something simple.

Thanks for your time in advance.

Mike
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RE: Anybody get a 1630 error when trying to add an index ?

2002-05-13 Thread John Kanagaraj

Mike,

1630 indicates "max # extents (%s) reached in temp segment in tablespace
%s". It is probable that the INITIAL/NEXT is set low for your TEMP
tablespace and the sorts/temp usage during index creation is bombing out on
the upper limit?

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> I have been trying to add an index
> to a  index tablespace and I keep
> getting a 1630 error.
> 
> 
> I have 500 extents , but it says the
> max extents are only 121 and they
> are filling up.
> 
> 
> Maybe my dendrites have been temporarily 
> fried and it is something simple.
> 
> Thanks for your time in advance.
> 
> Mike
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RE: Anybody get a 1630 error when trying to add an index ?

2002-05-13 Thread Whittle Jerome Contr NCI
Title: RE: Anybody get a 1630 error when trying to add an index ?  






Mike,


Does you index creation script have a storage clause?  It should look something like below.


CREATE INDEX FLIGHT_LEGS_NDX1 ON 

  FLIGHT_LEGS(D_ACTUAL_TIME, EVENT_TYPE) 

  TABLESPACE ASIFNDX PCTFREE 10  

  STORAGE(INITIAL 160K NEXT 160K PCTINCREASE 0 MAXEXTENTS 500); 


Depending on the projected size of the index, you may need to change the Initial and Next to something like 5M.


Jerry Whittle

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From:   Johnson, Michael  [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]


I have been trying to add an index

to a  index tablespace and I keep

getting a 1630 error.


I have 500 extents , but it says the

max extents are only 121 and they

are filling up.


Maybe my dendrites have been temporarily 

fried and it is something simple.


Thanks for your time in advance.


Mike





RE: Anybody get a 1630 error when trying to add an index ?

2002-05-13 Thread Rodrigues, Bryan

Have you checked the amount of max extents in the tablespace? The error you
listed is saying that it is running out of extents in dealing with temporary
objects created in the tablespace being used.

Bryan

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I have been trying to add an index
to a  index tablespace and I keep
getting a 1630 error.


I have 500 extents , but it says the
max extents are only 121 and they
are filling up.


Maybe my dendrites have been temporarily 
fried and it is something simple.

Thanks for your time in advance.

Mike
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