Hi!
How much free space you have in your file system,
you might be hitting the sparse files issue...
Tanel.
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A Joshi
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Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 10:49
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Subject: ** temp tablespace
4GB isn't all that huge.
A couple of questions I can think of are:
1. How many users are simultaneously trying to sort stuff?
2. How often does some dufus fire up a Cartesian join?
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Hi,
I have a huge temp tablespace (4GB) and not much usage (current usage is
50MB
Under the senario rely on v$sort_usage view.
Regards
Rafiq
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I think you are right Jack. With a Temporary Temp tablespace, there is
nothing I can do to lower the HWM. An
I think you are right Jack. With a Temporary Temp tablespace, there is
nothing I can do to lower the HWM. And I don;t really think it's full -
just the HWM shows it filled up.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Title: RE: SAME and separating disk and index tablespaces
Hi:
I had
this situation last month and I finally bounced the db.
"drop tablespace temp INCLUDING
CONTENTS" might work if you want to wait long
enough. I tried this and the db just hang for 30 min before I killed it. My temp
ts
Tom,
What type of temporary? Dictionery managed or LMT.
If dictionary managed then 2 solutions.
a)make it offline and online again during offpeak period.
2)Make it permanent tablespace to avoid this situation.
If LMT based (temp_datafiles) then check v$sort_usage instead of header
table.
If head
If it is a TABLESPACE TEMPORARY, query on v$SORT_SEGMENT to
get the current size of the sort segment.
Then issue an ALTER TABLESPACE DEFAULT
STORAGE (PCTINCREASE 0).
Re-query V$SORT_SEGMENT and the segment would have been released.
If there were current users in the
segment, you would still
Hi
A.F.A.I.K the space is free for use by new queries. Oracle just does not
release the extents to save resources on extent management.
Just that your monitoring scripts keep yelling 100% used :-)
Jack
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I don't think that you can reduce temp datafile much below bytes_used value
in v$temp_space_header. I could reduce the file few kilobytes, but not much
compared to it's size. In order to reduce bytes_used, you need to bounce
instance (if there isn't any nifty tricks for releasing temp segment
other
Yes you can.
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 11:29, Teresita Castro wrote:
> I have Oracle 9.2i
> I already run the query and the tablespace TEMP have
> CONTENTS=TEMPORARY AND EXTENT_MAN=LOCAL
> Can I run this line to fix the size of my tablespace?
>
> SQL> alter database tempfile '/data/oradata/system/te
I have Oracle 9.2i
I already run the query and the tablespace TEMP have
CONTENTS=TEMPORARY AND EXTENT_MAN=LOCAL
Can I run this line to fix the size of my
tablespace?
SQL> alter database tempfile
'/data/oradata/system/temp01.dbf' resize 128M;
I mean is the same or I have to change
someth
er 01, 2003 5:39
PM
Subject: Re: TEMP Tablespace
problem
This table do not have any file, how I understood this is
the table space that the queries uses.
They tell me that if I run a query that need mode that the
actual space it will be made that the TEMP tablespace grow.
>&
AdarMehish
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Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 4:19
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Subject: Re: TEMP Tablespace
problem
9.2i>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/30/03
08:54PM >>>What is the Oracle versio
This table do not have any file, how I understood this is the
table space that the queries uses.
They tell me that if I run a query that need mode that the
actual space it will be made that the TEMP tablespace grow.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/30/03 10:09PM
>>>If the TEMP tablespace is a tempora
9.2i>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/30/03 08:54PM
>>>What is the Oracle version?At 06:24 PM 9/30/2003 -0800,
you wrote:>Hi!!>I am trying to change the size of my tablespace
TEMP, I am not an >Administrator but we really need to make this
tablespace smaller.>Already the size is 13214 Mgs, and this ta
In 9i you could issue an "drop tablespace temp including contents and
datafiles".
(First make sure that this tablespace is not a default temporary
tablespace).
Tanel.
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If the TEMP tablespace is a temporary tablespace, i.e. made of temp files
rather than datafiles, then you can't offline it. It would have to be
dropped and rebuilt.
At 07:34 PM 9/30/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Maybe you can create another temp tablespace (called temp_new) on another
disk, assign all
Teresita, spelling the word "administrator" with the capital letter
is a good thing. Furthermore, if you have version 9i, you can do the
following, little known, thing:
SQL> alter database tempfile '/data/oradata/system/temp01.dbf' resize 128M;
Database altered.
If it's Oracle 8i, you can actual
Maybe you can create another temp tablespace (called temp_new) on another
disk, assign all users to temp_new, then offline the old temp tablespace,
drop the old temp tablespace, and finally remove the old temp datafiles
from OS.
HTH.
Guang
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, Teresita Castro wrote:
> Hi!!
> I
What is the Oracle version?
At 06:24 PM 9/30/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Hi!!
I am trying to change the size of my tablespace TEMP, I am not an
Administrator but we really need to make this tablespace smaller.
Already the size is 13214 Mgs, and this tablaspace is on a disk that is
full, so if we can
Hamid,
1) Do not let TEMP tablespace have autoextend set to on - my .02 is to never
have this set to on for any tablespace, but to monitor and expand as
necessary. Other DBAs like autoextend, so you may want that for other
tablespaces, but not for TEMP.
2) A nice trick to get TEMP cleared of all
Simon - My apologies. Tim's response was for the other problem that is
getting a lot of responses. In trying to read the postings as well as get
some work done here, I confused the two.
I was thinking that the response said that the loader first loads
into the TEMPORARY segment, then merge
Simon,
If auto extend is on the tablespace and there is a runaway or resource
intensive process that is using up a great amount of temp space, Oracle
will keep expanding the size of the tablespace until you have run out of
space on the disk.
Bryan
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Dennis,
I haven't seen Tim's posting !!? as regards my woos
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Simon - I think Tim has given you a good answer to your TEMP tablespace
growth. I just wanted to warn you to be cautious about ext
TEMPORARY
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Is your TEMP tablespace set to TEMPORARY or PERMANENT?
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Forgot to tell y
Yes,
But this shouldn't warrant 'indefinite extension' of the TB ?!?
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Do you have auto extend on the temp tablespace?
Bryan
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To:
I think you meant 8MB not 8GB, right?
Take a look at v$sort_usage and find these sessions that are filling the
TEMP TS.
>From there find the sql behind this temp space and try to figure out if it's
normal to allocate this space or there is a CARTESIAN join for example that
is giving you this prob
Simon - I think Tim has given you a good answer to your TEMP tablespace
growth. I just wanted to warn you to be cautious about extremely large sizes
of SORT_AREA_SIZE. This is a per-process setting, which means that if you
have several processes, each process may acquire a lot of memory and the
ov
Do you have auto extend on the temp tablespace?
Bryan
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Hi all,
Having a bad start of week.
My temp tablespace is growing abnormally -from 3GB -> 32 GB (Filled up
disk).
DB is 81700 on Tru64 U
Is your TEMP tablespace set to TEMPORARY or PERMANENT?
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Forgot to tell you that myparameter for sort_area_size= apx. 8GB
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Ken - I assume you dropped the TEMP tablespace, which doesn't delete the
datafile. I'm assuming you are on Unix. Just remove the data file and
recreate the TEMP tablespace the same way as you originally did. I believe
that the temp tablespace settings for all users will be unaffected, but you
migh
Use the REUSE option on the CREATE TABLESPACE command.
Ken Janusz
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Hi
Assuming that you actually use the TEMP tablespace as a real "temp"
tablespace and didn't put any actual data in it, you can just go ahead
recreate it by reusing the old datafile.
Ken Janusz schrieb:
>
> Somehow I deleted the TEMP tablespace but not the datafile. How do I go
> about recr
Title: RE: TEMP Tablespace
> -Original Message-
> From: Connie Milliken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> TEMP tablespace is not listed when I query dba_segments. However, it
> does show up in OEM and
> through OEM it does appear to be online. Yesterday, I
> br
Title: RE: TEMP Tablespace
Hi Connie,
Because there isn't anything stored in there (a segment) permanently. But when I look at my db (well, my horsing-around-and-breaking-stuff db) I see this. My temp tablespace is not permanent.
1 select segment_name from dba_segments
2*
What tablespace are the temp segments showing up in? It may not be in TEMP.
HTH,
Ruth
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> TEMP tablespace is not listed when I query dba_segments. However, it
How was your TEMP tablespace created? Was it created using
a temp datafile? Not all information that is normally available
with tablespaces are valid when using a temporary tablespace
with a temporary datafile.
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Wouldn't it need to have something in it?
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TEMP tablespace is not listed when I query dba_segments. However, it
does show up in OEM and
through OEM it does appear to be online. Yesterday, I briefl
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>Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 08:52:53 -0500
>
>If your are getting ORA-600 error for seemingly simple operations, I think
>it is time to get Oracle
Additional information: 134552
Thanks
Raghu.
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>To: "LazyDBA.com Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 08:52:53 -0500
>
>If your are getting ORA-600 error
On July 5, 2001 07:55 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
> One of the generic users (multiple people use the same
> logon/password) on one of my db's has been assigned temporary
> tablespace which is a permanent tablespace type, i.e.
> (select contents from dba_tablespaces where
> tablespace_name
Hi Lyuda,
What platform and what version?
If on 815 and using global temporary tables (GTTs) then perhaps the temp
tablespace was set to permanent to avoid some of the errors associated with
GTTs.
That said, by having the tablespace with permanent contents, the performance
is probably worse.
Al
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>
> or take it offline and online again.
> Joan
>
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> Lee Robertson
> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:52 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
>
>
> find out from dba_tablespace
Since 8 you can issue an alter session set events 'immediate trace name
DROP_SEGMENTS level ';. Given that the ts# is the number of
tablespace. And you can know that from the table sys.ts$.
You have temporary tablespace since 8i. I mean the ones you create with
create temporary tablespace.The
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>
> or take it offline and online again.
> Joan
>
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> Lee Robertson
> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:52 AM
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>
>
> find out from dba_table
Srini,
Answer to your question is NO, as far as I know.
Why don't you define your temporary tablespace as
'TEMPORARY' assuming your database is at least 7.3 !
Example:
alter tablespace temp temporary;
If you do so, the tablespace cannot be used to hold
any permanent segments, only for tempor
Hi,
If it is set to temporary, why bother. If you don't have enough increase
the size. Because oracle will reuse the extents in a temporary tablespace
freeing it up won't solve a "cannot allocate extent" problem.
Otherwise you could do an alter tablespace default storage
(pctincrease 1) and th
Make it offline and online. Do it at off-peak time.
Regards
Rafiq
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Hi:
Could someone let me know if there is a way to free up temporary segments in
a temporary tablespa
Since 8 you can issue an alter session set events 'immediate trace name
DROP_SEGMENTS level ';. Given that the ts# is the number of
tablespace. And you can know that from the table sys.ts$.
You have temporary tablespace since 8i. I mean the ones you create with
create temporary tablespace.The
or take it offline and online again.
Joan
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Lee Robertson
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:52 AM
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find out from dba_tablespaces what the current pctincrease value is set to.
Then alter the storage for that tablespace to be what
find out from dba_tablespaces what the current pctincrease value is set to.
Then alter the storage for that tablespace to be what it was previously.
Regards
Lee
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Hi:
Could someone let me know if
Mitchell,
It depends on your situtation. You can check your tempspace is in use by
querying dba_segment segment_type ='TEMPORARY'. If it returns no rows then
you can safely offline and online.Otherwise you haveto create another
tempspace and altering all your user who are assigned your old temp
Rafiq
I think I means not 'PERMANENT' but 'TEMPORARY'. in my case.
After I alter tablespace mytemptablespace coalesce; it is still the same. No
any extent released.
I am not sure I can take temp tablespace offline or should I add another
one and off./on the old one
since we operate at 7/24.
Mit
Alex,
Yes you are right if temp tablespace is 'TEMPORARY'. The situation he has
described is pointing that temp tablespace is 'PERMANENT' and thats why
his extents were not released/coalesced.
Besides , with temp TEMPORARY tablespace , there are problems that space is
not completely released ev
You can also issue since 8.X:
alter session set events 'immediate trace name DROP_SEGMENTS level ';
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> Enviado el: jueves 1 de febrero de 2001 21:28
> Para: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
&g
Title: RE: temp tablespace
I disagree. pctincrease should be 0, you do not need to coalesce tablespace if it is temporary. Segments in temporary tablespace are not dropped after SQL statement execution ends. But if you want to drop all segments from temporary tablespace the easiest way is
or take temp offline and online again.
Joan
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Rafiq
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 2:12 PM
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To resolve it now:
alter tablespace temp coalesce;
for all the time set pctincrease to 1 (if 0) of temp tablespace
alter tablespace
To resolve it now:
alter tablespace temp coalesce;
for all the time set pctincrease to 1 (if 0) of temp tablespace
alter tablespace temp default storage(pctincrease 1);
Regards
Rafiq
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Hi.
I have my daily routine to check segmetn whose next extent will not fit in
the single largest free extent in the tablespace.
This morning I found the my temporary tablespace is on the list .
We have 1624M assigned for the temp tablespace. As my understatd temp
tablespace will extend itself a
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