Temporary space usage high

Hi
oracle database for OBI (oracle business intelligence) is 45G and using 10G for temp space. OBI queries are eating up temp space in database. 4-5 queries uses all of temp space. OBI app admin says there is nothing to control sorting columns in OBI. By default OBI just uses all of the columns selected (40-50) in order by clause. Is there any way to control temp space usage from OBI by restricting on sorting options.
Thanks

Have you looked at using/increasing pga_agregate_target. Have you spare operating system memory to be able to increase pga memory usage?
There is always a possibility you may be hitting a bug log a call with support. They will be able to help diagnose more. You may end up applying a patch to your database. They usually need a test case sql to create the objects used in the query and some test data, to replicate these type of issues.
You could always trace the processes consuming TEMP space and use TKPROF to review them. Support would find the trace files helpful as well.
alter system set timed_statistics=true;
select sid, serial#, username from v$session where username='USER-YOU-WANT-TO-TRACE';
exec sys.dbms_system.set_sql_trace_in_session(sid-number,serial-number,true);
exec sys.dbms_system.set_sql_trace_in_session(sid-number,serial-number,false);
Also search this forum for pga_agregate_target for more information.
Hope this helps

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PARALLEL LOAD - SPACE USAGE

제품 : ORACLE SERVER
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SCOPE
8.1.6 이상의 Standard Edition 부터 지원이 되는 기능입니다.
Subject: Parallel Load - space usage.
I have put together a short summary of how Parallel Load handles
storage allocation in 7.1 which I am going to send to a customer.
This could also quickly turn into a bulletin or PR entry
(if one doesn't already exist).
I'd appreciate if people could review and give corrections/enhancements.
Here is how storage allocation works with parallel loads.
For each parallel loader session, Oracle
1) creates a temporary segment with the INITIAL and NEXT
from the table that is being loaded, and in the datafile
designated by the FILE option.
2) When a load is complete, the final extent used by that
parallel load is trimmed back to the last block which it
used.
3) Lastly, the extents belonging to the temporary segments
are then converted to extents belonging to the table
being loaded.
This creates a couple of problems:
* If your INITIAL and NEXT are different for the table,
then you will end up with multiple extents sized the
same as INITIAL, which doesn't follow general table
growth patterns.
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each load. This can lead to tablespace fragmentation.
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* Size INITIAL and NEXT to be the same.
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* Oracle 7.2 will have a feature in to specify the storage
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OPTIONS (STORAGE=(MINEXTENTS n
MAXEXTENTS n
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Hi Karen,
The number of workprocess (Dialog/Background) could be reduced also by selecting the loading options in InfoPackage.
In InfoPackage Processing tab, there are various loading options,
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PSA & data target in parallel (Package by Package) - This option uses two process at a time. One data package is lifted from the Source System by a background process to PSA, and then another process lifts it from PSA to datatarget. The first process same time, gets busy in lifting another package from Source System to PSA.
The first option is good, but takes more time to load data than the second one, so there is a tradeoff.
Also it is good if you use another process in process chain to activate the ODS instead of setting it up on automatic activation.
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Regards,
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Hi Everyone,
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TEST         BLOB
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MAXTRANS   255
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A.
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B.
TOTAL_BLOCKS = 778368
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UNUSED_BLOCKS = 0
UNUSED BYTES = 0
LAST_USED_EXTENT_FILE_ID = 12
LAST_USED_EXTENT_BLOCK_ID = 3383296
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C.
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Am I on the right track here?
Thanks

Pavel wrote:
Hello!
I have Oracle 11.2.0.3 on Aix 64bit installed and see symptoms of bug 13443029 ,
have I downgrade to 11.2.0.2 to appling the patch for fixing this bug ?
README for *13443029*
Patch Details
Oracle Database 11g Release *11.2.0.2.0*
ORACLE DATABASE Patch for Bug# 13443029 for AIX5L Platforms
Released: 13 Jan, 2012Thanks and regards,
PavelOpen SR . you will get help and send you patch if they think its need that .

MacBook Disk Space Usage

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Disk space usage by table

Hi all,
how do I determine disk space usage by table1, table2 ?

marco wrote:
Hi all,
how do I determine disk space usage by table1, table2 ?Use the _SEGMENTS views for this. Make sure to include dependent objects such as indexes if you're wanting to get an idea of the "total" size of the table. Perhaps you could give us more information on your requirements and what you're seeking to accomplish.

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ttVersion
TimesTen Release 11.2.2.4.0 (64 bit Linux/x86_64) (timesten:53396) 2012-09-24T08:28:05Z
Instance admin: root
Instance home directory: /opt/TimesTen/timesten
World accessible
Daemon home directory: /var/TimesTen/timesten
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PEER_ID NOT NULL TT_SMALLINT
CLUSTER_ID NOT NULL TT_TINYINT
DIALECT NOT NULL TT_INTEGER
HOST NOT NULL TT_VARCHAR(256 BYTE)
REALM NOT NULL TT_VARCHAR(256 BYTE)
ADDRESS TT_VARCHAR(256 BYTE)
PORT NOT NULL TT_INTEGER
PROTOCOL NOT NULL TT_INTEGER
AUTO_CONNECT NOT NULL TT_TINYINT
ENABLED NOT NULL TT_TINYINT
PRIORITY NOT NULL TT_TINYINT
MANDATORY NOT NULL TT_TINYINT
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PR_OBJ_ID NOT NULL TT_BIGINT
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PROFILE_HASHC NOT NULL TT_BIGINT
FLAGS NOT NULL TT_INTEGER
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21 2 0 ddf1.server.com diameter.realm ddf1.server.com 3868 6 1 1 0 1 (null)
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101 233 0 peer_101 testik.com peer_101.testik.com 3886 0 0 1 101 0 (null)
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TEST_SESSION2 13300000000020028 13300000000020027 TEST_SUBSCRIBER 94.25.209.27 0 2012-10-18 12:56:07.155687000 2012-10-18 12:56:07.155687000 1 102 1 0 4 0 0 DEFAULT 0 (null) (null)
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TT0802: Database temporary space exhausted
dssize
PERM_ALLOCATED_SIZE:     307200.0
PERM_IN_USE_SIZE:     61763.0
PERM_IN_USE_HIGH_WATER:     69393.0
TEMP_ALLOCATED_SIZE:     37888.0
TEMP_IN_USE_SIZE:     13494.0
TEMP_IN_USE_HIGH_WATER:     21307.0
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ODBC Error/Warning = S1000, Additional Error/Warning = 802
[TimesTen][TimesTen 11.2.2.4.0 ODBC Driver][TimesTen]TT6221: Temporary data partition free space insufficient to allocate *40000312* bytes of memory -- file "blk.c", lineno 3477, procedure "sbBlkAlloc"
ODBC Error/Warning = S1000, Additional Error/Warning = 6221
Edited by: Vladimir Romanov on 18.10.2012 13:13
Edited by: Vladimir Romanov on 18.10.2012 13:51

This may well be
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Photos disk space usage

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Does 8 bars of silence use the same amount of disk space as 8 bars of singing?
Yes, in this case.
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Yes.
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Hello Experts
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Hi
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@profile_name = 'SQLDBA_Support',
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@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
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Begin
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@profile_name = 'profile_name',
@recipients= @mailto,
@subject = @MailSubject,
@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
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set @tempdrive = (select drive from #driveinfo where id = @count and drive not in ('C','Q','D','Y'))
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BEGIN
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--EXEC xp_cmdshell @cmd
END
set @count = @count + 1
end
IF (@altflag = 1)
BEGIN
SET @sub = 'Monitor Space on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar)
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@profile_name = 'Profile name',
@recipients= @mailto,
@subject = @sub,
@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
END
drop table #driveinfo
set nocount off
END
Thanks Saurabh Sinha
http://saurabhsinhainblogs.blogspot.in/
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hi
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marco wrote:
Hi all,
how do I determine disk space usage by table1, table2 ?Use the _SEGMENTS views for this. Make sure to include dependent objects such as indexes if you're wanting to get an idea of the "total" size of the table. Perhaps you could give us more information on your requirements and what you're seeking to accomplish.

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Is it possible to have the OEM Grid send us this info via notification and how?
Thanks.
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I found an answer: Table/View for Filesystem Space Available Metric?

marco wrote:
Hi all,
how do I determine disk space usage by table1, table2 ?Use the _SEGMENTS views for this. Make sure to include dependent objects such as indexes if you're wanting to get an idea of the "total" size of the table. Perhaps you could give us more information on your requirements and what you're seeking to accomplish.

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I have scheduled "Oracle Database Space Usage (Group)" report for all databases available in the OEM11g. But in the report i am not able to see all the databases in the group. Can any one please help on this.
Regards,
GK

We had the same problem in 12c EM. This had to something with "tablespace allocation metric". This metric was disabled for some databases. This could be your case in 11g also. This metalink note might worth seeing .
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