Datapump import consuming disk space
Hi all,
Windows server 2003
Oracle 10g
I'm trying to import a schema using datapump:
impdp username/password schemas=siebel directory=dpdir dumpfile=schema_exp.dmp status=60
It's importing but it's consuming massive amounts of disk space, over 40 gig now. Why is it consuming so much space just to import. I'm doing a reorg\, so I dropped the biggest production schema, and did the import. I didn't resize the datafiles, so where is all this extra disk space going?
Please help, this is a production site and I'm running out of time (and space)
Tablespace SEGS FRAGS SIZE FREE USED
PERFSTAT : 0 1 1000 1000 0%
SBL_DATA : 3448 4 30400 12052 60%
SBL_INDEX : 7680 3 8192 4986 39%
SYSAUX : 3137 39 2560 490 81%
SYSTEM : 1256 1 2048 1388 32%
TEMP : 0 0%
TOOLS : 2 1 256 256 0%
UNDOTBS1 : 11 13 5120 4754 7%
USERS : 169 14 1024 424 59%
Great thanks, the tablespaces are not the problem, it is the archivelogs. About a 100m a minute!
My issue started with the first import, not all the data was imported, meaning there where rows missing, I saw this when I did a row count. So I decided to do the import again (followed the same steps as mentioned earlier) If after this import the rows are still missing, I want to do a point in time recovery with rman, because then my export dump file must be corrupted, am I correct in saying this?
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