Connor McDonald wrote:
> Charles wrote:
>
>>All,
>>
>>I have a 1.8TB database with all Dictionary Managed Tablespaces.
>>
>>It's a very active SAP Business Warehouse application.
>>
>>We've sort of reached 'critical mass' with the fragmentation of it,
>>and now SMON coalescing is so slow that "Disk Space Transaction" locks
>>are hanging up the entire db.
>>
>>I've added events to disable SMON coalescing while we deal with this.
>>
>>Oracle is telling me I must run tablespace coalescing at 'quiet' times
>>prior to migrating the tablespace to Locally Managed Tablespaces.
>>
>>I want to migrate them now to eliminate the contention on the fet$ and
>>uet$ tables in the SYSTEM tablespace.
>>
>>I await Oracle's technical reasons why I cannot migrate now.
>>
>>I have done the migration in all non-production instances of this
>>warehouse application; they ran seemingly ok and those databases are
>>performing well, according to the warehouse users.
>>
>>What is your experience with this? What's the problem or the bad
>>results in the LMT if I migrate these tablespaces now?
>>
>>Am looking for the quick fix now, to be following to reorgs later.
>>
>>Thank you.
>>
>>Charles
>
>
> Basically you're damned if you do, damned if you don't.
>
> Whilst migrating to LMT as is will leave you with a soup of extent
> sizes, it should still be better than where you are now.
>
> You may want to consider
>
> a) move to LMT
> b) piecemeal moving to "nice" LMT's as HJR suggests.
>
> Convincing management to do (b) once (a) is done might be a challenge...
>
> C
Why can't he just build a new LMT and use ALTER TABLE MOVE ... moving
the tables one at a time?
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Received on Sat Oct 23 2004 - 12:12:04 CDT