Index Rebuild in Oracle 7

Hi DBA's,
DB Details: ORACLE 7 , Machine : P-III : VMWARE..
I am getting an error in prod like follows,
24-may-2011 04:24:33 am: start rebuilding the index on the table ...
alter index
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 168168 in tablespace SFX_INDEX
doubt:
why does the error say "extend temp segment" for the permanent index tablespace.
We have 3000MB Free space in Same tablespace & we have 2000MB free space in Temp also.But Still it is Giving error in "ORACLE 7 "
Any Idea...
Help me soon .

user11919409 wrote:
DB Details: ORACLE 7 , Machine : P-III : VMWARE..
I am getting an error in prod like follows,
24-may-2011 04:24:33 am: start rebuilding the index on the table ...
alter index
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 168168 in tablespace SFX_INDEX
doubt:
why does the error say "extend temp segment" for the permanent index tablespace. Because when you rebuild an index, the new index structure starts life as a temp segment (and so can be easily dropped in case of failure) and gets renamed and reassigned as the index segment once the index rebuild process is complete.
>
We have 3000MB Free space in Same tablespace & we have 2000MB free space in Temp also.But ; Still it is Giving error in "ORACLE 7 "
It's the free space in the SFX_INDEX tablespace that's the problem, you don't have 168168 free contiguous blocks within the tablespace necessary for the index (the actual amount of space this corresponds to is of course is dependent on your block size).
Cheers
Richard Foote
http://richardfoote.wordpress.com/

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