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Hello,
I was very surprise when I saw what is below in the note 100960.1 at Metalink about the number of extents. Could-you give me your opinion please ?
1.4 OBJECTS WHICH DECREASE PERFORMANCE Any object that is returned from the following query will decrease performance. While the performance hit on over extended objects is not significant, the aggregate effect on many over extended objects does impact performance. ttitle 'All segments with >20 extents belonging to SYS' skip clear breaks clear computes clear columns column tablespace_name format a15 column segment_name format a30 column segment_type format a8 select substr(tablespace_name,1,15) Tname, segment_name, segment_type, substrhaving count(*) >20;
(owner,1,10) "OWNER", count
(*) "Extents", blocks from
sys.dba_extents where owner != 'SYS' group by tablespace_name, segment_name, segment_type, owner, blocks
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