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Hi
I have queried this on our database:
SELECT tablespace_name, total_blocks,
blocks_coalesced, percent_blocks_coalesced
FROM dba_free_space_coalesced
WHERE percent_blocks_coalesced<>100;
and have found that yes we do have adjacent free extents in the database. I now would like to issue this command to coalesce them:
ALTER TABLESPACE <tablespace_name> COALESCE;
I would like to know what the down side (if any) of doing this is. Especially if it is quite a large database. e.g will anything become unavaliable, will things slow down? Is it a good idea?
Thanks
Thiko!
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