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Hi,
If you are atlking about temp tablespace,
you need to check the database setting of
auto extend is on or not. If it is on,
then yor tablespace will grow according to your
data processing requiremrnts and it will not shrink
automatically unless you do it manually.
One work around is, turn auto extend property on
when you have large data processing jobs
and after you finish, you can shrink its size.
HTH Madhu Cherukuri
guan.lee_at_telops.gte.com wrote in message
<6d53ha$f87$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>I am running Oracle 8.0.3 on NT. After creating a large index (1.2 G), my
>user temp space size remains the same as 1.2 G. The index was created
>successfully but the user temp space didn't go away until I recycled my
>machine. When temp space is emptying out, the oracle is using most of my
>machine's resource and users have trouble to connect to it. Does anyone
know
>how to set and let the system truncate the user temp space when index is
>created? or This is the bug of Oracle 8. Thanks for any advise.
>
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Received on Thu Feb 26 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
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