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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: undo tablespace keeps growing, why can't I reclaim space?
@hpuxrac: I don't follow the logic either...You're right, I should have
been more specific. The complete batch comprises of three transactions.
Those 3 transactions consume 3g in PAT. That same batch w/ the same
three transactions w/ the same data and indexes, everything the same
except on PROD, comsumes 41G.
The only difference is, that during the run on production, I increased undo, because it was runningout of space. As per a contribution in another thread in by mr. Howard J Rogers, I have learned that, when there is space left in the undo tablespace, Oracle will claim it.
@Arun Mathur: thanks for your suggestion, but, again, I know how to
avoid the problem; direct path insert should do the job. It reportedly
generates not as much undo.
What's done, is done. I cannot rerun the batch for quite some time, but I would like to know the mechanics and internals used by Oracle when it decides to reclaim space from existing undo segments.
Perhaps a deep look into the good old concepts manual could shed some light on this issue. Received on Mon Aug 15 2005 - 11:14:05 CDT
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