Manual Segment Management - Learning Question

I'm currently trying to learn as much as I can and am still new at it. Does anyone know of a good book or link that talks about manual segment management? Most of what I have found is a very short blurb that doesn't really discuss specifics. I would like to know what tasks a dba needs to regularly do when a tablespace is set up as manual.
I feel pretty confused and have a specific question*. Sorry if it is a dumb question... I know a lot of you don't like questions that you feel are beneath you. If you don't like the question, please just ignore it and don't gripe me out.
If the datafile is set to autoextend and the segment management is manual and the extent management is local is there any specific task a dba needs to perform for autoextend to work? ( I guess the mixing of manual and auto terms is kind of confusing me) In this specific instance I am most interested in the system tablespace specifically (the dev box I'm learning on is setup that way).
thanks in advance to those with patience to answer someone who is learning,
Cara

You should not be creating any object in the system tablespace. All user objects should be in the users tablespace, or other tablespace created for the purpose.
The only objects in the system tablespace are those created by the Oracle install scripts (e.g $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catalog.sql) , and you really should not be making changes to them unless recommended by Oracle Support, install document, patch document etc. The only thing you need to check is to either :-
1. make sure there is free space in the system tablespace by resizing the datafiles (select from dba_free_space and dba_data_files)
or
2. make sure autoextend is turned on for one system tablespace datafile with proper maxbytes and increment_by, and sufficient free space on disk for the file to extend.

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how to change manual segment management to automatic? and vice versa
i can't find any option for that in EM
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Paolo Marin,
The original wants to change from Freelist management to Automatic Segment Space management - the URL you supplied is about converting from Dictionary Managed tablespaces (DMT) to Locally Managed tablespaces (LMT).
In passing - the article you reference says: First, MAKE sure to take a full backup of the tablespace and all related tablespaces (inter-tablespace referential integrity) before running this procedure:. There's no such thing as 'tablespace referential integrity', but (a) it would be a good idea to make sure that no-one else is using the database whilst you do a conversion, and (b) it's the system tablespace that holds the data dictionary so that's the one other (really important) tablespace you have to back up before starting.
There is a very old note about the limitations of doing the DMT -> LMT conversion here: http://www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk/book_8i/ch_08.html#Extent%20Management
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http://jonathanlewis.wordpress.com
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When creating a new database (11.1.0.7) on AIX 5.3, what are the benefits of creating a SYSTEM tablespace with MANUAL segment management? This question may not be limited to 11g databases, but I was curious if the SYSTEM tablespace could be set to AUTO segement management and what drawbacks I might see in doing so?
Most of the databases I help manage have been established years ago and most, if not all, are set to MANUAL.
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This is the default. I do not think you or I know better than the Oracle designers ho to best setup the SYSTEM tablespace. You are best to leave it alone.
SQL> exec print_table('select * from dba_tablespaces where tablespace_name = ''SYSTEM''');
TABLESPACE_NAME               : SYSTEM
BLOCK_SIZE                    : 8192
INITIAL_EXTENT                : 65536
NEXT_EXTENT                   :
MIN_EXTENTS                   : 1
MAX_EXTENTS                   : 2147483645
MAX_SIZE                      : 2147483645
PCT_INCREASE                  :
MIN_EXTLEN                    : 65536
STATUS                        : ONLINE
CONTENTS                      : PERMANENT
LOGGING                       : LOGGING
FORCE_LOGGING                 : NO
EXTENT_MANAGEMENT             : LOCAL
ALLOCATION_TYPE               : SYSTEM
PLUGGED_IN                    : NO
SEGMENT_SPACE_MANAGEMENT      : MANUAL
DEF_TAB_COMPRESSION           : DISABLED
RETENTION                     : NOT APPLY
BIGFILE                       : NO
PREDICATE_EVALUATION          : HOST
ENCRYPTED                     : NO
COMPRESS_FOR                  :
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SQL> exec print_table('select * from dba_tablespaces where tablespace_name = ''SYSAUX''');
TABLESPACE_NAME               : SYSAUX
BLOCK_SIZE                    : 8192
INITIAL_EXTENT                : 65536
NEXT_EXTENT                   :
MIN_EXTENTS                   : 1
MAX_EXTENTS                   : 2147483645
MAX_SIZE                      : 2147483645
PCT_INCREASE                  :
MIN_EXTLEN                    : 65536
STATUS                        : ONLINE
CONTENTS                      : PERMANENT
LOGGING                       : LOGGING
FORCE_LOGGING                 : NO
EXTENT_MANAGEMENT             : LOCAL
ALLOCATION_TYPE               : SYSTEM
PLUGGED_IN                    : NO
SEGMENT_SPACE_MANAGEMENT      : AUTO
DEF_TAB_COMPRESSION           : DISABLED
RETENTION                     : NOT APPLY
BIGFILE                       : NO
PREDICATE_EVALUATION          : HOST
ENCRYPTED                     : NO
COMPRESS_FOR                  :
-----------------

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I am trying to free space from table space , but i can't check the manual segment space manageme tablespaces, only auto segment space management allow me to do so. How i can do that?
any suggestions.

sybrand_b wrote:
Confusion can best be resolved by referring to the official documentation (as opposed to cluttering up this forum full of doc questions with further doc questions).
Is there any particular reason (your boss beats you up when he sees you reading documentation) why you can't be bothered to visit http://tahiti.oracle.com, or do you -mistakingly- think this is an online chatroom, instead of an offline forum?
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBAwhat kind of an answer is that? I mean, what is the points of books if docs were everything one ever needed? I have read something in a book that confuses me, and I disagree with, but maybe my understanding is wrong, so that is why I am come here to ask others for their opinion. What is wrong with that?

Manual segment space management and LMT

hi,
I am reading a book that says:
Using manual space management requires the DBA or the creator of the segment to specify values for the PCTFREE, PCTUSED, FREELISTS, and FREELIST GROUPS parameters when creating the object and maintaining them as the volume of segment data increases.
EXAM TIP PCTFREE, PCTUSED, FREELISTS, and FREELIST GROUPS can be set only for dictionary-managed tablespaces.
This confuses me. Surely a LMT can have objects that have MSM and not ASSM, if so, why can those not objects have PCTFREE, PCTUSED, FREELISTS, and FREELIST GROUPS set?
thanks

sybrand_b wrote:
Confusion can best be resolved by referring to the official documentation (as opposed to cluttering up this forum full of doc questions with further doc questions).
Is there any particular reason (your boss beats you up when he sees you reading documentation) why you can't be bothered to visit http://tahiti.oracle.com, or do you -mistakingly- think this is an online chatroom, instead of an offline forum?
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBAwhat kind of an answer is that? I mean, what is the points of books if docs were everything one ever needed? I have read something in a book that confuses me, and I disagree with, but maybe my understanding is wrong, so that is why I am come here to ask others for their opinion. What is wrong with that?

Segment space for Manual tablespace management

Hi,
wanted to know if 10g segment advisor can advise on segments that exsists in a tablespaces that is set to manual extent management.
thanks,
Ven.

From the
Oracle® Database Administrator's Guide
10g Release 2 (10.2)
Part Number B14231-01
14 Managing Space for Schema Objects
Understanding Reclaimable Unused Space
You use the Segment Advisor to identify segments that would benefit from online segment shrink. Only segments in locally managed tablespaces with automatic segment space management (ASSM) are eligible. Other restrictions on segment type exist. For more information, see "Shrinking Database Segments Online".

Manual segment space managed tablespaces , How tune?

I use Manual segment space managed tablespaces.
How I can tuning for high performance?
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if I used more data.
I'll use Auto or manual?
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Jaffar

Organization Management Interview Questions and Answers Extremely Urgent

Hi,
Please let me know Organization Management Interview Questions and Answers. MOST MOST URGENT
Please do not post Link or website name and detail response will be highly appreciated.
Very Respectfully,
Sameer.
SAP HR .

Hi there,
Pl. find herewith the answers of the questions posted on the forum.
1. What are plan versions used for?
Ans : Plan versions are scenarios in which you can create organizational plans.
     In the plan version which you have flagged as the active plan version, you create your current valid organizational plan. This is also the integration plan version which will be used if integration with Personnel Administration is active.
     You use additional plan versions to create additional organizational plans as planning scenarios.
As a rule, a plan version contains one organizational structure, that is, one root organizational unit. It is, however, possible to create more than one root organizational unit, that is more than one organizational structure in a plan version.
For more information on creating plan versions, see the Implementation Guide (IMG), under Personnel Management  Global Settings in Personnel Management  Plan Version Maintenance.
2. What are the basic object types?
Ans. An organization object type has an attribute that refers to an object of the organization management (position, job, user, and so on). The organization object type is linked to a business object type.
Example
The business object type BUS1001 (material) has the organization object type T024L (laboratory) as the attribute that on the other hand has an object of the organization management as the attribute. Thus, a specific material is linked with particular employees using an assigned laboratory.
3. What is the difference between a job and a position?
Ans. Job is not a concrete, it is General holding various task to perform which is generic.(Eg: Manager, General Manager, Executive).
Positions are related to persons and Position is concrete and specific which are occupied by Persons. (Eg: Manager - HR, GM HR, Executive - HR).
4. What is the difference between an organizational unit and a work centre?
Ans. Work Centre : A work center is an organizational unit that represents a suitably-equipped zone where assigned operations can be performed. A zone is a physical location in a site dedicated to a specific function.
Organization Unit : Organizational object (object key O) used to form the basis of an organizational plan. Organizational units are functional units in an enterprise. According to how tasks are divided up within an enterprise, these can be departments, groups or project teams, for example.
Organizational units differ from other units in an enterprise such as personnel areas, company codes, business areas etc. These are used to depict structures (administration or accounting) in the corresponding components.
5. Where can you maintain relationships between objects?
Ans. Infotype 1001 that defines the Relationships between different objects.
There are many types of possible relationships between different objects. Each individual relationship is actually a subtype or category of the Relationships infotype.
Certain relationships can only be assigned to certain objects. That means that when you create relationship infotype records, you must select a relationship that is suitable for the two objects involved. For example, a relationship between two organizational units might not make any sense for a work center and a job.
6. What are the main areas of the Organization and Staffing user interfaces?
Ans. You use the user interface in the Organization and Staffing or Organization and Staffing (Workflow) view to create, display and edit organizational plans.
The user interface is divided into various areas, each of it which fulfills specific functions.
Search Area
Selection Area
Overview Area
Details Area
Together, the search area and the selection area make up the Object Manager.
7. What is Expert Mode used for?
Ans. interface is used to create Org structure. Using Infotypes we can create Objects in Expert mode and we have to use different transactions to create various types of objects. If the company needs to create a huge structure, we will use Simple maintenance, because it is user friendly that is it is easy to create a structure, the system automatically relationship between the objects.
8. Can you create cost centers in Expert Mode?
Ans. Probably not. You create cost center assignments to assign a cost center to an organizational unit, or position.
When you create a cost center assignment, the system creates a relationship record between the organizational unit or position and the cost center. (This is relationship A/B 011.) No assignment percentage record can be entered.
9. Can you assign people to jobs in Expert Mode?
10. Can you use the organizational structure to create a matrix organization?
Ans. By depicting your organizational units and the hierarchical or matrix relationships between them, you model the organizational structure of your enterprise.
This organizational structure is the basis for the creation of an organizational plan, as every position in your enterprise is assigned to an organizational unit. This defines the reporting structure.
11. In general structure maintenance, is it possible to represent the legal entity of organizational units?
12. What is the Object Infotype (1000) used for?
Ans. Infotype that determines the existence of an organizational object.
As soon as you have created an object using this infotype, you can determine additional object characteristics and relationships to other objects using other infotypes.
To create new objects you must:
     Define a validity period for the object
     Provide an abbreviation to represent the object
     Provide a brief description of the object
The validity period you apply to the object automatically limits the validity of any infotype records you append to the object. The validity periods for appended infotype records cannot exceed that of the Object infotype.
The abbreviation assigned to an object in the system renders it easily identifiable. It is helpful to use easily recognizable abbreviations.
You can change abbreviations and descriptions at a later time by editing object infotype records. However, you cannot change an objects validity period in this manner. This must be done using the Delimit function.
You can also delete the objects you create. However, if you delete an object the system erases all record of the object from the database. You should only delete objects if they are not valid at all (for example, if you create an object accidentally)
13. What is the Relationships Infotype (1001) used for?
Ans. Infotype that defines the Relationships between different objects.
You indicate that a employee or user holds a position by creating a relationship infotype record between the position and the employee or user. Relationships between various organizational units form the organizational structure in your enterprise. You identify the tasks that the holder of a position must perform by creating relationship infotype records between individual tasks and a position.
Creating and editing relationship infotype records is an essential part of setting up information in the Organizational Management component. Without relationships, all you have are isolated pieces of information.
You must decide the types of relationship record you require for your organizational structure.
If you work in Infotype Maintenance, you must create relationship records manually. However, if you work in Simple Maintenance and Structural Graphics, the system creates certain relationships automatically.
14. Which status can Infotypes in the Organizational Management component have?
Ans. Once you have created the basic framework of your organizational plan in Simple Maintenance, you can create and maintain all infotypes allowed for individual objects in your organizational plan. These can be the basic object types of Organizational Management organizational unit, position, work center and task. You can also maintain object types, which do not belong to Organizational Management.
15. What is an evaluation path?
Ans. An evaluation path describes a chain of relationships that exists between individual organizational objects in the organizational plan.
Evaluation paths are used in connection with the definition of roles and views.
The evaluation path O-S-P describes the relationship chain Organizational unit > Position > Employee.
Evaluation paths are used to select other objects from one particular organizational object. The system evaluates the organizational plan along the evaluation path.
Starting from an organizational unit, evaluation path O-S-P is used to establish all persons who belong to this organizational unit or subordinate organizational units via their positions.
16. What is Managers Desktop used for?
Ans. Manager's Desktop assists in the performance of administrative and organizational management tasks. In addition to functions in Personnel Management, Manager's Desktop also covers other application components like Controlling, where it supports manual planning or the information system for cost centers.
17. Is it possible to set up new evaluation paths in Customizing?
Ans. You can use the evaluation paths available or define your own. Before creating new evaluation paths, check the evaluation paths available as standard.
18. Which situations require new evaluation paths?
Ans. When using an evaluation path in a view, you should consider the following:
Define the evaluation path in such a manner that the relationship chain always starts from a user (object type US in Organizational Management) and ends at an organizational unit, a position or a user.
When defining the evaluation path, use the Skip indicator in order not to overload the result of the evaluation.
19. How do you set up integration between Personnel Administration and Organizational Management?
Ans. Integration between the Organizational Management and Personnel Administration components enables you to,
Use data from one component in the other
Keep data in the two components consistent
Basically its relationship between person and position.
Objects in the integration plan version in the Organizational Management component must also be contained in the following Personnel Administration tables:
Tables                    Objects
T528B and T528T     Positions
T513S and T513     Jobs
T527X                    Organizational units
If integration is active and you create or delete these objects in Organizational Management transactions, the system also creates or deletes the corresponding entries automatically in the tables mentioned above. Entries that were created automatically are indicated by a "P". You cannot change or delete them manually. Entries you create manually cannot have the "P" indicator (the entry cannot be maintained manually).
You can transfer either the long or the short texts of Organizational Management objects to the Personnel Administration tables. You do this in the Implementation Guide under Organizational Management -> Integration -> Integration with Personnel Administration -> Set Up Integration with Personnel Administration. If you change these control entries at a later date, you must also change the relevant table texts. To do that you use the report RHINTE10 (Prepare Integration (OM with PA)).
When you activate integration for the first time, you must ensure that the Personnel Administration and the Organizational Management databases are consistent. To do this, you use the reports:
        RHINTE00 (Adopt organizational assignment (PA to PD))
        RHINTE10 (Prepare Integration (PD to PA))
        RHINTE20 (Check Program Integration PA - PD)
        RHINTE30 (Create Batch Input Folder for Infotype 0001)
The following table entries are also required:
        PLOGI PRELI in Customizing for Organizational Management (under Set Up Integration with Personnel Administration). This entry defines the standard position number.
        INTE in table T77FC
        INTE_PS, INTE_OSP, INTEBACK, INTECHEK and INTEGRAT in Customizing under Global Settings ® Maintain Evaluation Paths.
These table entries are included in the SAP standard system. You must not change them.
Since integration enables you to create relationships between persons and positions (A/B 008), you may be required to include appropriate entries to control the validation of these relationships. You make the necessary settings for this check in Customizing under Global Settings ® Maintain Relationships.
Sincerely,
Devang Nandha
"Together, Transform Business Process by leveraging Information Technology to Grow and Excel in Business".

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I this link
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/initparams202.htm#sthref833
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