the problem is that i am working with 8i version .
what i did is :
alter table schema.table_name move tablespace new_tablespace ;
and when i check i see that the tables haved been moved to the new
tablespace but the space allocated is free.
is there a bug in this..?
david.
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30/05/2007 15:18
Pour : DAVID.[Email address protected]
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Objet : RE: move tables to new tablespace.
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EM in 10G & 9i have Reorganizer for tablespaces & schemas
You can Reorganize a table and put it in another tablespace;
10G EM
Tab Administration
Link Reorganize Objects
-----Original Message-----
From: David NGUYEN
[Email address protected]
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 5:23 AM
To: LazyDBA Discussion
Subject: move tables to new tablespace.
hello experts,
i followed your advice to move tables from tbs1 to tbs2, the moved
tables
are on the new tablespace(tbs2) but the space allocated is empty on he
new
tablespace and on the old tablespace the space always is full...
any ideas about this..?
thanks
david...
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