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If you are feeling bold though, you can read this article:
Customizing sql.bsq
http://www.ixora.com.au/tips/creation/bsq.htm
-----Original Message-----
Why do you feel the need to do this? There are *very* few good reasons for messing around with this tablespace. I have been "DBA'ing" for a lot of years, and the only thing I have every done to the SYSTEM tablespace was :1). add an additional file and 2). extend the existing file.
I have never felt the need or desire to touch anything else.
-----Original Message-----
I've seen many databases with pct_increase = 50% as default on system
tablespace... Why? is there any reason?
Is it possible to define storage parameter on SYSTEM tablespace from the
begining. If so what is the possible syntax please?
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