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How to increase the size for PSAPUNDO tablespace?
Posted on 2008-10-01
I need to increate the size for PSAPUNDO tablespace on Oracle on Windows.
I've never done it before and it's quite urgent.
How can I do it? Do I need to use BRTOOLS?
Thanks,
Felipe
I've never done it before and it's quite urgent.
How can I do it? Do I need to use BRTOOLS?
Thanks,
Felipe
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There are quite a few ways that you can accomplish this, here are 2:
Increase the size of existing files (you can get the names of the files from DBA_DATA_FILES). Put any size in that you want 2048m (2G) is just an example.
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'C:\.....' RESIZE 2048M;
The other way is to add another file to the tablespace. Again the size is just an example.
ALTER TABLESPACE PSAPUNDO ADD DATAFILE 'C:\.....' SIZE 2048M;
All of these commands can be run from SQL*Plus.
Another way to add space is to turn on autoextend for the files. Not my personal preference, but it is another option.
Increase the size of existing files (you can get the names of the files from DBA_DATA_FILES). Put any size in that you want 2048m (2G) is just an example.
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'C:\.....' RESIZE 2048M;
The other way is to add another file to the tablespace. Again the size is just an example.
ALTER TABLESPACE PSAPUNDO ADD DATAFILE 'C:\.....' SIZE 2048M;
All of these commands can be run from SQL*Plus.
Another way to add space is to turn on autoextend for the files. Not my personal preference, but it is another option.
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