Re: STORAGE PARAMETER?

2002-02-01 Thread Igor Neyman

Seema,

This changes will affect the next (and all the following) extent created for
the table/index.
'Old data' extents will stay the same.
If this causes fragmentation in the tablespace (not certanly), you can do
export/import or 'alter table ... move', depending on your Oracle version.

Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Hi
If I change next and pctincrease storage parameter of tables and Indexes
then it will effect after the chage.My question is what will be happened
with old data in tables ?Means old data will be in same storage.Is there any
impact?
Is there any way to remove fragmentation except export/drop/create/import?
THX
-Seema



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Re: STORAGE PARAMETER?

2002-01-31 Thread Robert Pegram

What version of Oracle?

In 8i, instead of export/import, you use the
following:

alter table XXX move tablespace YYY storage (...);

You will need to rebuild the indexes after executing
this statement.  I also don't think any dml is allowed
during the move, but selects are allowed.  Someone
will correct me if I am wrong.

For indexes, you can use:

alter index XXX rebuild tablespace YYY storage (...)
online;

If I remember correctly, using the rebuild online
option, dml is allowed against the table during the
rebuild - Check the documentation.

Robert Pegram
Oracle DBA

--- Seema Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi
 If I change next and pctincrease storage parameter
 of tables and Indexes 
 then it will effect after the chage.My question is
 what will be happened 
 with old data in tables ?Means old data will be in
 same storage.Is there any 
 impact?
 Is there any way to remove fragmentation except
 export/drop/create/import?
 THX
 -Seema
 
 
 

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RE: INITRANS storage parameter

2001-10-26 Thread Kevin Lange

 Yes you can.   But it will only be that way for new records added.  We had
the same problem on 8.0.5 .

But that should be ok.   Our problem was that , on new records, we had reads
coming thru that appeared to do full table scans while the initial inserts
were coming thru.  This, apparently, caused a problem with the tables
because locks started to build up.  When we changed our initrans to 2 on all
those tables, our locking problem went away.


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Hi,

I have 8.1.7.1 running on HP-UX.  One of my table is heavily being
updated
and I see blocking locks.  I have recalled that if I change the INITRANS
value from 1 to 2, the blocking locks should go away.  Question I have
is
can I modify it in the fly without dropping and recreating the table.

Thanks
Bing

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RE: INITRANS storage parameter

2001-10-26 Thread Wong, Bing

So the existing data blocks that were assigned to INITRANS=1 would not have
any negative impact, right?

Now I remember that was you had the problem and I read your note and kept
for reference.  Now I am facing the same problem. 

Thank you.
Bing



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 Yes you can.   But it will only be that way for new records added.  We
had
the same problem on 8.0.5 .

But that should be ok.   Our problem was that , on new records, we had
reads
coming thru that appeared to do full table scans while the initial
inserts
were coming thru.  This, apparently, caused a problem with the tables
because locks started to build up.  When we changed our initrans to 2 on
all
those tables, our locking problem went away.


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Hi,

I have 8.1.7.1 running on HP-UX.  One of my table is heavily being
updated
and I see blocking locks.  I have recalled that if I change the INITRANS
value from 1 to 2, the blocking locks should go away.  Question I have
is
can I modify it in the fly without dropping and recreating the table.

Thanks
Bing

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RE: INITRANS storage parameter

2001-10-26 Thread Kevin Lange

We had no negative impact from those blocks left with initrans=1.   And it
truely did stop our locks. 

I hope it works for you as well.

Kevin

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So the existing data blocks that were assigned to INITRANS=1 would not have
any negative impact, right?

Now I remember that was you had the problem and I read your note and kept
for reference.  Now I am facing the same problem. 

Thank you.
Bing



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Sent: 10/26/01 2:30 AM

 Yes you can.   But it will only be that way for new records added.  We
had
the same problem on 8.0.5 .

But that should be ok.   Our problem was that , on new records, we had
reads
coming thru that appeared to do full table scans while the initial
inserts
were coming thru.  This, apparently, caused a problem with the tables
because locks started to build up.  When we changed our initrans to 2 on
all
those tables, our locking problem went away.


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Sent: 10/25/01 6:10 PM

Hi,

I have 8.1.7.1 running on HP-UX.  One of my table is heavily being
updated
and I see blocking locks.  I have recalled that if I change the INITRANS
value from 1 to 2, the blocking locks should go away.  Question I have
is
can I modify it in the fly without dropping and recreating the table.

Thanks
Bing

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INITRANS storage parameter

2001-10-25 Thread Wong, Bing

Hi,

I have 8.1.7.1 running on HP-UX.  One of my table is heavily being updated
and I see blocking locks.  I have recalled that if I change the INITRANS
value from 1 to 2, the blocking locks should go away.  Question I have is
can I modify it in the fly without dropping and recreating the table.

Thanks
Bing

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RE: INITRANS storage parameter

2001-10-25 Thread Kimberly Smith

Look up the alter table command and see.  If its there then you should
be able to, providing no one is actively using the table.

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Hi,

I have 8.1.7.1 running on HP-UX.  One of my table is heavily being updated
and I see blocking locks.  I have recalled that if I change the INITRANS
value from 1 to 2, the blocking locks should go away.  Question I have is
can I modify it in the fly without dropping and recreating the table.

Thanks
Bing

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RE: Which, View, to, check, storage, parameter, change, status, since, date?

2001-08-07 Thread Mark Leith

Seema,

I don't think you can actually tell what storage parameters have actually
been changed from any of the DBA tables, I think this is a case for auditing
on an ALTER statement for the tables you are interested in.

You can however tell when the last DDL was performed against a certain table
by looking at the LAST_DDL_TIME column in the DBA_OBJECTS view.

HTH

Mark

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since, date?


Hi Gurus
Let I have one table TAB_1 having max extent 121.I have changed max extents
230 from 121.Which View will show the table TAB_1 storage parameter has
changed.In DBA_SEGMENTS I can only get storage parameter.But,I want to know
which are the objects which storage parameter changed since 10 days.
Thanks in advance.
-Seema

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