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Hi TEMP TABLESPACE Problem ( Challenging JOB) [message #58420] Mon, 25 August 2003 22:03 Go to next message
Hiren Patel
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Registered: May 2002
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Hi Friends

I would be thankfull to anyone who will solve Universal problem.My TEMP tablespace get growth in increasing order it sometimes get beyond 4500M,so we have to extend it,whenever user informs that they do not run thier reports,so we find out why they are not able to run thier reports came to know that TEMP tablespace requires more space.So we have to increase the size of tablespace.Is there anywayt to decrease the size of tablespace dynamically or any alternative solutions( NOTE IMP : I don't want my TEMP tablespace AUTOEXTEND ON)
Re: Hi TEMP TABLESPACE Problem ( Challenging JOB) [message #58421 is a reply to message #58420] Mon, 25 August 2003 23:48 Go to previous messageGo to next message
nimzs
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Registered: August 2003
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Whats the queries they are running and whats the data we are talking,there maybe cartesian products occuring in of the reports, We have around 10-15 gigs data have a temp table space of 1000 Mb and it suffices well unless there are some queries which are not written properly.
Provide us with some more details

Regards
Re: Hi TEMP TABLESPACE Problem ( Challenging JOB) [message #58423 is a reply to message #58421] Tue, 26 August 2003 02:54 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Mark
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Did you verify that the storage parameter for your temporary tablespace would be a multiple of
the istance parameter sort_area_size?
If is lower than that, you use much more space than needed.
If not think about increase sort_area_size.

Mark
Re: Hi TEMP TABLESPACE Problem ( Challenging JOB) [message #58425 is a reply to message #58420] Tue, 26 August 2003 04:40 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Navneet
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Registered: August 2003
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Make another temporary tablespace of desired size.....make it default.....drop the other one
Re: Hi TEMP TABLESPACE Problem ( Challenging JOB) [message #58486 is a reply to message #58420] Mon, 01 September 2003 22:15 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Hiren Patel
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Registered: May 2002
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Hi Friends

Some of the friend has given a solution but it does'nt work for me ,should i increase sort_area_size
I would be thankfull to anyone who will solve Universal problem.My TEMP tablespace get growth in increasing order it sometimes get beyond 4500M,so we have to extend it,whenever user informs that they do not run thier reports,so we find out why they are not able to run thier reports came to know that TEMP tablespace requires more space.So we have to increase the size of tablespace.Is there anywayt to decrease the size of tablespace dynamically or any alternative solutions( NOTE IMP : I don't want my TEMP tablespace AUTOEXTEND ON)
Re: Hi TEMP TABLESPACE Problem ( Challenging JOB) [message #58530 is a reply to message #58420] Mon, 15 September 2003 14:12 Go to previous message
Sanjay
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Registered: July 2000
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For our data warehouse, we have a 9 GB Temp space. Depending on the type of queries, it sometimes uses upto 80-90 % of this.

Couple of things about TEMP

1. it is of type 'temporary' so whenever the DB is recycled, it is set to 0 bytes used.
2. Tune your SQL so as to get max efficient result. Some bad queries with 5-6 Full table scans have indeed filled up this Temp.
3. Increase you sort_area_size to 1MB or even 2MB and make the initial and next of TEMP the same as the sort_area_size and set the pctincrease to 0.
4. I have set the sort_area_retain_size to 0, which has worked for me.
5. If you want to clean up the temp space, use this SQL: (double check in DBA studio)

alter tablespace temp default storage (pctincrease 0);

6. Sell to your superior that big queries DOES need big Temp space, specially when there is SORT involved. Get more space.
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