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"Karen Abgarian" <abvk_at_ureach.com> wrote in message
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> Interestingly, tomorrow I will have to deal with results of such
> a reorg. There is about million of rows in fet$ and if I were to
> fire drop on a tablespace, it would take about two weeks with
> major impact on the database performance. As result, the source
> tablespace is still there, the monitoring (packaged application which
> checks dba_free_space) is not working, and I probably have to rebuild
> the whole database. Ideas how to deal with this are appreciated,
> by the way.
I'm curious, we had a conversation recently where someone else suggested that free space didn't appear in dba_free_space for LMT's. However it most clearly does for me. This is 9.2 and I have both uniform and autoextent allocation going on.
SQL> select s.tablespace_name,t.segment_space_management,sum(s.bytes)
2 from dba_free_space s,dba_tablespaces t
3 where t.extent_management='LOCAL'
4 and s.tablespace_name=t.tablespace_name
5 group by s.tablespace_name,t.segment_space_management;
TABLESPACE_NAME SEGMEN SUM(S.BYTES) ------------------------------ ------ ------------ ODM AUTO 11206656 XDB AUTO 196608 INDX AUTO 26148864 DRSYS AUTO 10813440 TOOLS AUTO 4128768 USERS AUTO 1245184 SYSTEM MANUAL 4390912 CWMLITE AUTO 11141120 EXAMPLE AUTO 131072 LOGGING MANUAL 210632704 TEST_LOB MANUAL 393216 UNDOTBS1 MANUAL 158007296
12 rows selected.
> The funny part about it is that the project to move to LMT
> from DMT has already completed and reported as successful.
Did you use the built in dbms package for the job?
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