Datafile Extend

Hi All,
Oracle 10gR2 on Unix based platform.
Using ASSM, and datafiles are autoextensible. But I got this error while running a Client side process,
OCI0000178 - Unable to execute - INSERT INTO VPRODDTA.F57FGIGL (DGCPY, DGMCU, DGLOCN, DGITM, DGLITM, DGLOTN, DGFYR).........
OCI0000179 - Error - ORA-01654: unable to extend index VPRODDTA.F57STKD_0 by 128 in tablespace VPRODDTAIIf it is autoextensible, why it can't extend the index segment.

ASSM does not mean that the datafiles are AutoExtensible.
ASSM is a segment attribute.
AutoExtensibility is a physical attribute for the datafiles.
Datafiles in a tablespace may or may not be autoextensible.
Autoextensibility may be turned OFF after they are created.
One or more datafiles may have hit the maxsize already.
Hemant K Chitale

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* Title: DataFile
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* Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001
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ShivendraNarainNirala wrote:
Hi ,
Here i am sharing one example.
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2   round((num_rows*avg_row_len/1024/1024),2)||'Mb' "ACTUAL_SIZE",
3   round(((blocks*8/1024)-(num_rows*avg_row_len/1024/1024)),2) ||'MB' "FRAGMENTED_SPACE"
4   from dba_tables where owner in('DWH_SCHEMA1','RM_SCHEMA_DDB','RM_SCHEMA') and round(((blocks*8/1024)-(num_rows*avg_row_len/1024/1024)),2) > 10 ORDER BY FRAGMENTED_SPACE;
OWNER           TABLE_NAME                        BLOCKS   NUM_ROWS AVG_ROW_LEN TOTAL_SIZE           ACTUAL_SIZE          FRAGMENTED_SPACE
DWH_SCHEMA1     FP_DATA_WLS                        14950     168507          25 116.8MB              4.02Mb               112.78MB
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TABLESPACE_NAME
DWH_TX_DWH_DATA
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WHERE fs.tablespace_name = df.tablespace_name
GROUP BY df.tablespace_name,df.bytes
UNION ALL
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FROM dba_temp_files fs,
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ORDER BY 4 DESC;
set lines 1000
col FILE_NAME format a60
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used_mb,
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FROM v$datafile df, dba_free_space dfs
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ORDER BY file_name;
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DWH_TX_DWH_DATA                     11456       8298         72         28
FILE_NAME                                                    ALLOCATED_MB    USED_MB FREE_SPACE_MB
/data1/FPDIAV1B/dwh_tx_dwh_data1.dbf                                 1216       1216             0
/data1/FPDIAV1B/dwh_tx_dwh_data2.dbf                                10240       1942          8298
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ERROR at line 1:
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Although , we did moved the tables into another TB , but it doesn't resolve the problem unless we take export and drop the tablespace aand again import it .We also used space adviser but in vain .
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when it comes to partitions , just to remove fragmentation by moving their partitions doesn't help .
Apart from that much has been written about it by Oracle Guru like you .
warm regards
Shivendra Narain Nirala
how does free space differ from fragmented space?
is all free space considered by you to be fragmented?
"num_rows*avg_row_len" provides useful result only if statistics are current & accurate.

Unable to extend datafile which is autoextend on.

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I am facing interesting problem in
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/mnt/tfmdtwmna01/apps3/oradata/wmsgivn/i_20090414_4.dbf                                   YES
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ABCDEF.cda.com:/vol/vol3/apps3
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OS was recently upgraded to Solaris 5.10 and Database was also recently upgraded from 9.2.0.7 to 9.2.0.8
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SQL> sho parameter block
NAME                                 TYPE        VALUE
db_block_buffers                     integer     0
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Extend datafile in raw device

Hi All,
need some help. our database resides in raw device. currently datafiles resides in different logical volume in HP UNIX server version 11.11. our database is Oracle9i.
there is one datafile with size 4G, not auto extensible resides in logical volume with physical size 4G. if i extend the logical volume from 4G to 6G, can i just resize the datafile to 6G?
or do i need to create a new datafile because current file size is big?

With raw devices alternative cost of performance is typical management difficulties like this, but after 10g ASM is a big shift - http://www.dbazine.com/olc/olc-articles/still5
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14231/storeman.htm#i1021337
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Can we find out the date/time when the datafile last extended?
Is it possible to find out from the alert.log file?
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In continuation with the earlier post, can you tell me what sort of entry should be search if the above information is available in the alert.log file?
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I agree with forbrich, I also do not like using autoextend option. In case when you are obligated to use it (i.e. customer requirement) I would advice you to use MAXSIZE option. This will limit the size to which file can autoextend. You should also choose reasonable datafile sizes, you should choose reasonable sizes. You have to remember about data availability. If you place or you data in one datafile and this file will be corrupted you whole application will be not available during restore of for example 32 GB datafile. If you devide your data wisely between tablespaces in case of one datafile corruption many parts of your application can be available to end users.
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I wish to have a sql statement which turns an existing fixed size datafile to auto extendable.
Wishes
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An example from my test DB :
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How datafile being extended over different mount point automatically

Hello,
I would like to understand if I have like 20 datafiles created over 2 mount point. All of it being setup with auto extend of 1GB and maxfile of 10GB. All files are not a max size yet.
10 datafiles at /mountpoint1 with free space of 50GB
10 datafiles at /mountpoint2 with free space of 200MB
Since mountpoint2 have absolutely no space for auto extend, will it keep extending datafiles at mountpoint1 until it hit the maxsize of each file?
Will it cause any issue of having mountpoint could not be extended due to mountpoint2?

Girish Sharma wrote:
In general, extents are allocated in a round-robin fashionNot necessarily true. I used to believe that, and even published a 'proof demo'. But then someone (may have been Jonothan Lewis) pointed out that there were other variables I didn't control for that can cause oracle to completely fill one file before moving to the next. Sorry, I don't have a link to that converstation, but it occurred in this forum, probably some time in 2007-2008.Ed,
I guess you are looking for below thread(s)... ?
Re: tablespaces or datafile
or
Re: tablespace with multiple files , how is space consumed?
Regards
Girish SharmaYes,but even those weren't the first 'publication' of my test results, as you see in those threads I refer to an earlier demo. That may have been on usenet in comp.database.oracle.server.

Extended datafile

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After restoring my Test server. When I am extended datafile . It give below error messege
Tablespace extension main menu
1 = Extend tablespace
2 - Show tablespaces
3 - Show data files
4 - Show disk volumes
5 * Exit program
6 - Reset program status
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BR0662I Enter your choice:
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BR0669I Cannot continue due to previous warnings or errors - you can go back to repeat the last action
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why this give this messge .how to extended datafile.

Dear
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processes = 80
sessions = 96
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db_block_lru_extended_statistics = 1000
db_block_lru_statistics = true
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db_name = PRD
DB-BLOCKSIZE
db_block_size = 8192
DB-FILES
db_files = 254
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PATHS / DESTINATIONS / TRACES
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/oracle/PRD/saptrace/usertrace: trace files of the user processes
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The archivefiles get the name
/oracle/PRD/oraarch/PRDarch<thread#>_<log#>
background_dump_dest = /oracle/PRD/saptrace/background
user_dump_dest = /oracle/PRD/saptrace/usertrace
core_dump_dest = /oracle/PRD/saptrace/background
log_archive_dest = /oracle/PRD/oraarch/PRDarch
#log_archive_format = %t_%s
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Recover datafile that has extended beyond OS limit?

We have a Linux server running Oracle 8.1.7 and we have a data file (users01.dbf) that had "autoextend" enabled and has now grown past the upper limit of the underlying filesystem. Oracle will not open the file, as the OS returns an error: "Linux Error: 75: Value too large for defined data type"
Here are some details:
OS: Redhat 7
Filesystem: Ext2
Oracle Ver: 8.1.7
DBF Size: >2gb
I have attempted to copy the .dbf files to a new server with little luck. Redhat 10 with Oracle 10 complained that the ctl files were corrupt, so I deleted them and recreated them based on the data files. After that, the DB indicated that the datafiles needed a media recovery, so I performed a "recover datafile..." on each of them successfully. Once I try to open the database, I get a "End of communication channel" error. I cannot mount it in Windows as the blocksizes are different (8192 vs. 4096)
I am at the end of my ideas on how to recover this file. Any suggestions?
I have thought of:
1. Bring a copy of 8.1.7 up on a new Redhat system running a newer FS (Reiser) and try to open the file
2. Add a new drive to the old sever and format that with the new FS, copy the dbf files there and point the DB to those files
Any tools that I try to run on the old server all hit the roadblock of the Linux:75 error.
Thanks for any ideas that come to mind.

Can you give more detail about how you tried to copy the database files?
First, I assume you are copying with the database down right?
I would not change versions of Oracle during the copy, only the OS.
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 will work with your version of Oracle but I cannot from memory remember what its OS limit is.
I would research either Suse 9 or Red Hat 9 and see if they work with your version of Oracle and support larger file limits.
This site appears not to have info on Oracle 8 http://www.puschitz.com/
However, he can had it in the past and he might provide some help.
I like the copy idea, but I think you might lose some data.
I'm thinking you will try this if you iron out the OS issue
Start the database mount
SQLPLUS> alter database recover database until cancel using backup controlfile;
SQLPLUS> alter database recover cancel;
SQLPLUS> alter database open resetlogs;
I wish you luck and no loss of data!

Problem in extending datafile

how to resize the datafile which is in the mount state
Edited by: user11345217 on Mar 24, 2010 3:41 PM

Hi ,
Can you please try the below command as Asif said above alter database,alter tablespace will only work when your database is open.So you have to open your database first.
SQL> ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'F:\oradata\live\Mydb02.ora' RESIZE 500m;
Best regards,
Rafi.
http://rafioracledba.blogspot.com/
Edited by: Rafi (Oracle DBA) on Mar 24, 2010 3:16 AM

Error While addding a new datafile

Dear All,
We have the tablespace PSAPUSER1D in one of our production systems,which is 100% full .I am trying to extend the tablespace using brtools,but i am unable to do it and it is giving the following error.
BR0280I BRSPACE time stamp: 2007-11-05 06.55.50
BR0657I Input menu 303 - please check/enter input values
Options for extension of tablespace PSAPUSER1D (1. file)
1 * Last added file name (lastfile) ....... [/oracle/P01/sapdata1/psapuser1d_1.dbf]
2 * Last added file size in MB (lastsize) . [273]
3 - New file to be added (file) ........... [/oracle/P01/sapdata2/psapuser1d_1.dbf]
4 ~ Raw disk / link target (rawlink) ...... []
5 - Size of the new file in MB (size) ..... [273]
6 - File autoextend mode (autoextend) ..... [yes]
7 - Maximum file size in MB (maxsize) ..... [0]
8 - File increment size in MB (incrsize) .. [20]
9 - SQL command (command) ................. [alter tablespace PSAPUSER1D add datafile '/oracle/P01/sapdata2/psapuser1d_1.dbf' size 273M autoextend on next 20M maxsize unlimited]
Standard keys: c - cont, b - back, s - stop, r - refr, h - help
BR0662I Enter your choice:
c
BR0280I BRSPACE time stamp: 2007-11-05 06.55.56
BR0663I Your choice: 'c'
BR0259I Program execution will be continued...
BR1052W File psapuser1d_1.dbf is already used by the database
BR1055E Database file /oracle/P01/sapdata2/psapuser1d_1.dbf must be located in a subdirectory of 'sapdata' directoryBR0669I Cannot continue due to previous warnings or errors - you can go back to repeat the last action
BR0280I BRSPACE time stamp: 2007-11-05 06.55.56
BR0671I Enter 'b[ack]' to go back, 's[top]' to abort:
so please kindly give any suggestions.

Dear Llanes,
A strange thing that i notice in one of our systems is that we dont have the standard directory structure like this
"/oracle/P01/sapdata1/usr_1/psapuser1d_1.dbf",
but we have the following structure
$ ls -l /oracle/P01/sapdata1
total 168573168
drwxr-xr-x 2 orap01 dba 96 Apr 21 2006 cntrl
drwxr-xr-x 2 orap01 dba 96 Jul 7 21:52 erp_1
-rw-r----- 1 orap01 dba 286408704 Nov 5 08:43 psapuser1d_1.dbf
-rw-r----- 1 orap01 dba 268451840 Nov 5 08:43 psapuser1i_1.dbf
-rw-r----- 1 orap01 dba 838868992 Nov 5 08:55 system_1.dbf
Wherein the datafiles have been directly added to the sapdata1 directory,without the corresponding subdirectory.so how can we proceed in this scenario.
Regards
Balaji.P

Unable to extend table

Hi All,
I have Oracle 8i installed on Redhat 7.3
I am trying to import from a large dmp file (10 GB). Initially I was getting error related to "unable to extend datafile", which I got over by creating multiple datafiles with size 2GB each. Thanks to the help provided on this list.
But now I ran into another error that reads as following:
IMP-00058: ORACLE error 1653 encountered
ORA-01653: unable to extend table XXX.XXX_DAT by 311072 in tablespace YYY
IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 1031:
"CREATE TRIGGER "USERME".XXX_BI before insert"
I have created enough datafile and I have 60 GB available space on the drive. Please guide me as to what am I doing wrong here, and how could I get over this problem.
Thanks.
Amit

Hi Joel,
Thanks for your time.
I have already done that part before I started import. The user has unlimited quota on the tablespace. But the problem still shows up.
By the way, I have multiple dmp files, I could import the first dmp file, but this error shows up while doing the import for the next dmp file, which should just append the data to the existing table. I am sorry, I should have mentioned this before.
Please advise.
-Amit

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