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Depends on whether you really mean ASM or ASSM.
As Tanel put it:
"
ASSM - Automatic segment space management.
There is no such thing as freelist for an ass-managed segment, free space is managed using internal indexes and bitmaps within them in ASSM.
If interested in more, check
http://integrid.info/Poder_Freelists_vs_ASSM.ppt for quick review..
Tanel."
You can do manual segment SPACE management with ASM, which decides where to put blocks.
Regards,
mwf
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Subject: inittrans on auti segment management
Hi all
I am sure that inittrans is one of the values controlled by oracle when you are using auto segment management on a locally managed tables.
Am I correct or is this still a DBA managed value
George
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