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Re: RE: Problem with LMT and ASSM

From: Ghassan Salem <salem.ghassan_at_gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 17:27:58 +0200
Message-ID: <411d50f60606270827g7653c90bhdd7d91c8f49e4492@mail.gmail.com>


Markus,
if you're not in append mode, then the insert should reuse empty space, do you have LOBS in this table?

rgds

On 6/27/06, Markus Kuehn <Markus.Kuehn_at_lbs-bw.de> wrote:
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> Hi Joel and Salem,
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> no APPEND-hint in the insert statement and partitioning is not an option
> due to licensing costs. Any other hints ??
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> Regards
>
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> RE: Problem with LMT and ASSM
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> My first thought also. And if you use 'parallel append' you can actually
> hear the space being chewed up J as each parallel process gets it's own
> extent to devour.
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> Subject: Re: Problem with LMT and ASSM
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> Markus,
> when you INSERT, do you do it with /*+ APPEND*/? if so (it looks from your
> post, but just wanted to verify), then
> the space deleted will not get used, as it is below the HWM, hence not
> used
> by the insert in direct mode.
> The best way to do it, if possible, is to partition the table in a way
> that
> allows you to DROP the partitions instead of deleting the records. This
> will really free the space used, and hence let the INSERT /+ append*/
> reuse
> it.
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> rgds
> On 6/27/06, Markus Kuehn <Markus.Kuehn_at_lbs-bw.de> wrote:
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> Hello members,
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> sorry, forgot the subject.
>
> We have a problem with locally managed tablespaces and segment space
> management auto on 9.2.0.6 on AIX 5.2. The problem follows:
>
> We created a table in a tablespace with extent management local
> autoallocate and segment space management auto. Every day about 150.000
> records are inserted into this table. Records which are older than 90 days
> are deleted from the table. The delete-job runs at 17:00, the insert-job
> runs at 00:30, so that they are seperated from each other. No updates are
> taking place in this table. The first inserts created 64 extents with 128
> blocks and 1 MB each. After those extents went full, 120 extents with 1024
> blocks and 8 MB each were created. Now, as they went full too, extents
> with
> 8192 blocks and 64 MB each are created. Due to the deletes the lower
> extents from extent id 0 to extent id 90 are freed but are not reused.
> Instead new extents are created. This will lead to a tablespace covering
> all available disk-space, which is not really satisfying. An "alter table
> move" to a different tablespace and "alter tablespace move" to the
> original
> tablespace reduces the number of used extents. But after some time we run
> in the same problem again.
>
> Anyone out there has a solution or work-around for this type of situation.
>
> Regards
> Mit freundlichen Grüßen
>
> Markus Kühn
> LBS Landesbausparkasse Baden-Württemberg
> Abteilung OI
> Gruppe Datenbanken und Konfigurationsmanagement
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