Thanx Jonathan, Anjo and Jesper!
I have an additional question. I'm referring to the article by Arup:
http://www.dbazine.com/nanda3.html
In that he explains the way to identify the first "Data Block" in the file
by dumping the "Header Block". These are the steps he lists:
- Find the Header Block using the query "SELECT Header_File, Header Block
FROM Dba_Segments WHERE ....."
- Dump the Header Block
- Find the section similar to the following:
Extent Control Header
Extent Header:: spare1: 0 spare2: 0 #extents: 1 #blocks: 10
- Find the real no. of blocks for the segment from DBA_SEGMENTS via "SELECT
Blocks FROM Dba_Segments WHERE ..... "
- Subtract the value of #blocks (Step 3) from the value obtained via Step 4
- Step 5 gives the no. of Header Blocks.
In my case, the result of Step 3 and Step 4 is the same. How do I find out
the no. of Header Blocks?
9.2.0.3 On Solaris (The tablespace in question is LMT with Uniform Extents,
Segment Space Management = Auto)
Regards
Naveen
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