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Where to find answers to frequently asked questions on Managing Oracle Tablespaces and Data Files?
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Here is a list of frequently asked questions and their answers compiled by FYIcenter.com DBA team on Managing Oracle Tablespaces and Data Files. Clear answers are provided with tutorial exercises on creating and dropping tablespaces; listing available tablespaces; creating and dropping data files; setting tablespaces and data files offline; removing corrupted data files.
Oracle Tablespace - Unit of Logical Storage in Oracle
Oracle Data File - Unit of Physical Storage in Oracle
Relations between a Tablespace and Data Files in Oracle
Relation between Database and Tablespaces in Oracle
Show All Tablespaces in the Current Database in Oracle
Built-in Tablespaces in a Database in Oracle
Show All Data Files in the Current Database in Oracle
Create a New Data File in Oracle
Create a New Tablespace in Oracle
Keep Data Files When Tablespace Dropped in Oracle
Create a Table in a Given Tablespace in Oracle
Show Free Space in a Tablespace in Oracle
Bring a Tablespace Offline in Oracle
Bring a Tablespace Online in Oracle
Add Another Datafile to a Tablespace in Oracle
Sample scripts used in this FAQ assumes that you are connected to the server with the SYSTEM user account on the default database instance XE. See other FAQ collections on how to connect to the server.
⇒ Oracle Tablespace - Unit of Logical Storage in Oracle
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