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I used to think that "ALTER TABLE XXXX DEALLOCATE UNUSED" was supposed to=
correct this, but I've never seen it work the way I expected. Does anyone=
else have experience on this?
"Xavi Gabaldą" wrote:
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> Hi:
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> I have a tablespace of 5 Gbytes. It has 10 datafiles of 500 Mbytes ( No=
> autoextend ). I have 1 table of 4.5 Gbytes. This table has a lot of ext=
ends.
> I have deleted 1 Gbyte of this table but Oracle seems not to reuse this=
> space.
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> Is this 'normal' in Oracle ?
> Why ?
> Is there any command to reallocate free space of deleted rows ?
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> Note: I want to avoid the classic way... ( I have 3.5 Gbytes in the tab=
le
> ! )
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> 1) Export data
> 2) Drop table
> 3) Create table
> 4) Import data
Received on Fri Sep 24 1999 - 08:05:19 CDT
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