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by 8192 is 8k block. Assume your blocksize is 8k, it is trying to
allcoate a 64M extent;
So, run this;
select count(*) from dba_free_space where tbalespace_name='L1 or I1?'; and you know why it fails;
reaching max extent will give another different error message; and max-extent sill apply in lmt tablespace.
Brian Peasland wrote:
> > Something seems amiss...There is 7GB of free space in the tablespace.
> > The max extent allocated with AUTOALLOCATE is 8MB.
>
> I should offer a correction to my post...
>
> I queried one of my large databases and found the max extent to be much
> larger than 8MB, as you can see below:
>
> SQL> select max(bytes) as bytes from dba_extents;
>
> BYTES
> ----------------
> 503,365,632
>
> While much larger than the 8MB I originally posted, it should still fit
> quite easily in a tablespace with 7GB of free space.
>
> Cheers,
> Brian
>
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Received on Mon Jul 31 2006 - 13:17:18 CDT