Yes it does. You need to read the documentation on installing on Oracle.
You edit a file and add
space=TABLESPACE_NAME
for those objects that you don't want in the default.
Jim
"Vikas Agnihotri" <fornewsgroups_at_vikas.mailshell.com> wrote in message
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> "Daniel A. Morgan" <damorgan_at_exesolutions.com> wrote in message
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> > Don't use one tablespace size. Create three or four for data and three
or four for indexes. For example
> >
> > data_sml 256K
> > data_med 2.5M
> > data_lrg 25M
> > data_ext 250M
>
> Thats what I wanted to do as well, but unfortunately, the Siebel
> install/upgrade process doesnt allow you to specify the tablespace
> with that degree of control.
>
> It just asks you for a data tablespace and a index tablespace. Then it
> proceeds to create all the objects with (I think) no STORAGE clause in
> its CREATE statements. For objects with a high growth rate, it uses
> the old PCTINCREASE concept, which Oracle would ignore anyway for a
> LMT.
>
> Thanks for the ideas.
Received on Mon Jan 21 2002 - 20:31:40 CST
