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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> RE: ORA-1652: temp segment in tablespace SYSTEM ?!?
Are you sure they are not loading blobs into SYSTEM tablespace?
Guang
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Sands, Robyn
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 11:29 AM
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hey everyone ...
The developers are loading blobs over database links. One of the 24 subsets of data is failing with the following error:
ORA-1652: unable to extend temp segment by 512 in tablespace SYSTEM
The subset that is failing is reading a large amount of MRP data. The error occurs in the instance the data is being pulled from.
Can someone help me figure out why is this occurring in 'SYSTEM'? All of the users involved in this process are set to use 'TEMP' as their temp space and the target tables are not in 'SYSTEM' either. I've queried v$session and v$sort_usage while the process is running, but all the sorts I see are in 'TEMP'. I've also checked dba_tables and dba_indexes, and aren't any stray objects in the 'SYSTEM' tablespace. What else should I look for? We have plenty of space in TEMP if I can get this process to use it.
TIA ... Robyn
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