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Default EXTEND INDEX - 07-02-2009 , 06:43 PM






Hello everybody,

I'm working with Oracle 10g on Windows. I got this message:
01654: unable to extend index MASTER.XPK_BR by 256 in tablespace DATA1
The tablespace where this index is located had 2.1 MB and it was at
%99.6 of use.

I searched in the web for a solution and i found this:
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE DATAFILE1.DBF' AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 20M MAXSIZE
3000G;

The problem is that the tablespace continues at %99.6 even if the MAX
MB is increased.

How can i solve it?

Thanks.

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Default Re: EXTEND INDEX - 07-03-2009 , 10:48 AM






On 03.07.2009 01:43, CenturionX wrote:

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I'm working with Oracle 10g on Windows. I got this message:
01654: unable to extend index MASTER.XPK_BR by 256 in tablespace DATA1
The tablespace where this index is located had 2.1 MB and it was at
%99.6 of use.

I searched in the web for a solution and i found this:
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE DATAFILE1.DBF' AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 20M MAXSIZE
3000G;

The problem is that the tablespace continues at %99.6 even if the MAX
MB is increased.

How can i solve it?
Did ORA-01654 persist? Did you read documentation about how to
interpret the reported figures about % usage? What did it tell you?

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Mark D Powell
 
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Default Re: EXTEND INDEX - 07-03-2009 , 02:03 PM



On Jul 2, 7:43*pm, CenturionX <darwinbaldr... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
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Hello everybody,

I'm working with Oracle 10g on Windows. *I got this message:
01654: unable to extend index MASTER.XPK_BR by 256 in tablespace DATA1
The tablespace where this index is located had 2.1 MB and it was at
%99.6 of use.

I searched in the web for a solution and i found this:
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE DATAFILE1.DBF' AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 20M MAXSIZE
3000G;

The problem is that the tablespace continues at %99.6 even if the MAX
MB is increased.

How can i solve it?

Thanks.
Until you actually perform an insert that cause an object to attempt
to allocate another extent which in turn requires the data file to
extend the percentage used for the tablespace is not going to change
unless you issue a command to manually cause the file to extend first.

See the DBA Administration manual which has information on managing
tablespaces, data files, and objects.

HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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CenturionX
 
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Default Re: EXTEND INDEX - 07-07-2009 , 10:02 AM



On Jul 3, 3:03*pm, Mark D Powell <Mark.Pow... (AT) eds (DOT) com> wrote:
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On Jul 2, 7:43*pm, CenturionX <darwinbaldr... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:





Hello everybody,

I'm working with Oracle 10g on Windows. *I got this message:
01654: unable to extend index MASTER.XPK_BR by 256 in tablespace DATA1
The tablespace where this index is located had 2.1 MB and it was at
%99.6 of use.

I searched in the web for a solution and i found this:
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE DATAFILE1.DBF' AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 20M MAXSIZE
3000G;

The problem is that the tablespace continues at %99.6 even if the MAX
MB is increased.

How can i solve it?

Thanks.

Until you actually perform an insert that cause an object to attempt
to allocate another extent which in turn requires the data file to
extend the percentage used for the tablespace is not going to change
unless you issue a command to manually cause the file to extend first.

See the DBA Administration manual which has information on managing
tablespaces, data files, and objects.

HTH -- Mark D Powell --- Hide quoted text -

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Now it is working.

Thanks.

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