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I am getting the following error message on my oracle database. This is a database that was created in 1999 and houses our MRP system for my work. I get this error when trying to mass update one field in a table. Error: ORA-01653: unable to extend table SYSADM.IC_STOCK_AUDIT by 27309 in tablespace SYSTEM ORA-27039: create file failed, file size limit reached OSD-02067: illegal option specified ORA-27039: create file I assume there is a limit set on creation of this database. Is this a limit per table (as in the IC_STOCK_AUDIT table) or is it a general limit for the whole database. I guess what I need to know is, if I delete several temporary tables created over the years, will it Band-Aid this for the time being? Or would I need to delete records from the IC_STOCK_AUDIT TABLE? Either the tablespace if full, or the datafile of the system |
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