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Expanding the database is adding a new tablespace or creating a new datafile for a tablespace .
The command you should use should be
ALTER TABLESPACE yourtablespacename ADD DATAFILE ('file specs including path') SIZE n;
Where n is the size of the file to add eg. 50M , or 200K
However it seems that your problem is too general , are you encountering any error messages ? What is the Error number and the message ? It could be a miss sized table and not a miss sized tablespace .
Read more about this before you try anything .....
Joe Schwartz wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> Please excuse my ignorance in advance. I'm an absolute
> beginner at Oracle DBA functions.
> I created a database on an NT server (3.51) running Oracle
> 7.3. I made the database too small, so that users running a software
> package using the Oracle engine are unable to add records. Can someone
> please help me out with expanding the database (without, of course,
> losing the existing data). I could either create additional extents,
> create and format a new database and move data to it, etc., whatever
> you think is best. Since I don't know how to do any of the above, any
> help would be appreciated. I've read the manuals with no luck, and am
> scheduled for training, but this problem is immediate. Please E-Mail
> me at jschwrtz_at_aes.tracor.com. Thank you.
>
> Joe
-- ================================================================ ============================ | Joseph Sumalbag | | Oracle DBA | | | | The opinions expressed above are my own and doesn't necessarily | |reflect the opinion of any of my client company or my employer. | ================================================================ ============================Received on Tue Dec 16 1997 - 00:00:00 CST