Bonjour AM
There are many ways of finding the size of the table:-
- Easiest and fastest !
Export the table with "compress=y" option
and then import the table with list values option.
This will give you a script which essentially creates the
table (and indexes/synonyms) again with appropriate storage
parameters. If you look
into this and look for the size of initial extent, that is the
size of your table. (advice:- I normally export the table
from production table and try to import it into test database
just in case i press return key very fast and make a mess!)
- Refer to manual (I use Oracle 7.x)
Oracle 7 server administrator guide page 8-19
Its a good way of calculating the size of your table.
- I have never done this (as I always use method 1)
but I think that you can use dba_segments (user_segments if you
dont have dba privilege)table to calculate the size of your table.
I hope this helps.
S_C_99_at_hotmail.com
AM wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have one table with a lot of data. How can I know the all size
> occupied by my data ?
>
> Regards,
> --
> Please answer to : a.metzger_at_nmg.fr
Received on Mon Apr 03 2000 - 02:28:30 CDT
