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page. Please enter a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your ora-25150: altering of extent parameters not permitted message and try again. More discussions in Object-Relational Capabilities All PlacesDatabaseOracle Database + OptionsObject-Relational Capabilities This discussion is archived 1 Reply Latest reply on ora-01631 max # extents Jun 6, 2012 12:30 PM by Billy~Verreynne ORA-1631: max # extents 4096 user11996784 Jun 6, 2012 10:04 AM Hi I received below ORA error for one of my prod table, would like to in which scenario we get the below error and how to investigate why it has occured. ORA-1631: max # extents 4096 reached in table....... Regards 1194Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 1 reply 1. Re: ORA-1631: max # extents 4096 Billy~Verreynne Jun 6, 2012 12:30 PM (in response to user11996784) And what does this database error have in common with Oracle Object and Object Relational concepts, that are the subject matter of this forum? Please select the appropriate forum to ask your questions - in this, find the Oracle Database > Database - General forum - and close your thread here. Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions Actions About Oracle Technology Network (OTN)My Oracle Support Community (MOSC)MOS Support PortalAboutModern Marketing BlogRSS FeedPowered byOracle Technology NetworkOracle Communities DirectoryFAQAbout OracleOracle and SunRSS FeedsSubscribeCareersContact UsSite MapsLegal NoticesTerms of UseYour Privacy Rights© 2007-2016 Jive Software | Powered by Home | Top of pageJive Software Version: 8.0.3.1 , revision: 20160414082626.1619a91.release_8.0.3.x
25, 2006 - 10:53 am UTC Category: Database � Version: 8.1.7 Whilst you are here, check out some content from the AskTom team: Java, the ESCAPE Sequence, and Synonym Alternatives Latest Followup You Asked Hi Tom, How are you doing ! My Question is related with extents today. We on regular basis get extents problem on daily basis.There are always some objects in the database ( most of the times Tables and Indexes ) which generally fail to allocate extent. I have seen my senior DBA's who sometimes alter the next extents parameter to solve the problem and sometimes add or increase the datafile size to have more space in the respective tablespace. My Question is 1) In what cases I should go and alter the extent for a particular object or on https://community.oracle.com/thread/2400557 what basis.How should I analyse that the problem is going to be resolved by just increasing the next extents. 2) I gerenally add datafile or resize the datafile whenever we ger ORA -1654 Error. Can you please expalin the above two steps ( if possible with SQL statements to analyse the extents and resolve it) 3) In case I want to know in advance the Objects which are going to fail because of the extents problem,Can you please tell me how to Query https://asktom.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:1612540611627 this information also. Please if you can kindly explain the difference if any when I deal with the extents problem with tables and Indexes. 4) Do I really need to worry about the extents problem in case it is existing with the temporary tablespace ? If yes, Kindly explain how to resolve that also. Many Thanks and Warm Regards, Om and we said... You need more senior DBA's then you have I'm afraid. (sorry to be harsh on this one but this is really basic -- for a senior dba anyway, for a new person -- not but since you say they are "senior") This is "DBA 101" stuff here, things they should know how to plan for and solve in their sleep. If you get the error "max extents", you need to alter the max extents for the table. If you have to do this on a given table over and over -- you need to rethink your extent size for that table. It might need to be larger. In order to analyze if that problem would be solved by altering max extents -- you need only look at the error message. A good DBA might be proactive and run a query every now and then like: select owner, segment_name, segment_type, extents, max_extents from dba_segments where max_extents-extents <= 3; that'll tell you the objects that are getting near to failing. If you get the "unable to extend" due to lack of space -- you need
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