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How do I set Autoextend on tablespace?
Setting a file in a tablespace to autoextend is a fairly easy task as long as the user performing the actions has DBA or SYSDBA privileges: SQL> alter database datafile ‘/whackenhut/smackdoodle/endoplasm/flurst01. dbf’ autoextend on maxsize 2000M; Database altered.
How do I set datafile to Autoextend?
ALTER TABLESPACE users ADD DATAFILE ‘/u02/oracle/rbdb1/users03. dbf’ SIZE 10M AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 512K MAXSIZE 250M; The value of NEXT is the minimum size of the increments added to the file when it extends. The value of MAXSIZE is the maximum size to which the file can automatically extend.
What should I do if I get an ora-01652 error?
The primary solution to an ORA-01652 error revolves around increasing the size of the temp tablespace. While you could create a new data file, it is recommended to just simply extend the existing space.
What to do if ora-01652 cannot extend temp segment?
The primary solution to an ORA-01652 error revolves around increasing the size of the temp tablespace. While you could create a new data file, it is recommended to just simply extend the existing space. To do this, first execute “SELECT * From DBA_DATA_FILES;” in order to determine the name of the file for the tablespace.
What causes ora-01652 to be thrown in parallel?
In this case, there was a sort in the parallel query which continues to cause ORA-01652 to be thrown. Remember, the parallel query coordinator has receives the returned results from the parallel processes as a last step of the OPQ sort. This being, you should be able to resolve ORA-01652 by increasing TEMP, and perhaps also the sort_area_size.
Why do I get an ora-1652 error on my query?
The ORA-1652 error is your problem. Your query is performing a sort operation that cannot complete in memory alone. Therefore, it needs to use disk space to complete that sort operation. That disk space is taken from the TEMP tablespace. The ORA-1652 error is telling you that there is not enough room in this tablespace.