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mkey

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Oct 3, 2001
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hi all,
i'm tring to install an app and i'm getting increase the system tablespace to 1024kb error. when i check the system tablespace through dba studio under storage i see 350mb allocated. where else should i check the size of the system tablespace.

Thanks!
 
in addition i am working on the default database ORCL of oracle 8i which is on my local pc.
 
The third party tool i'm tring to install in the file net.Why does it needs to acces the system tablespace?
 
Hi,
I would avoid like the plague any app that tries to put objects in the SYSTEM tablespace unless it is an Oracle supplied App.

I do not understand your last statement
The third party tool i'm tring to install in the file net.

what tool?
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SORRY!
The third party tool i'm tring to install IS FileNet!
 
Unfortunately, some packages ask you to connect as SYSTEM to load their objects, but as we know, SYSTEM's default tablespace is SYSTEM and some of these guys do not allow for a tablespace prompt in their statments (ridiculous).

If they absolutely must have you log in as SYSTEM, and there is no prompt/parameter for the tablespace, you could "temporarily" change SYSTEM's default to TOOLS, or some other place.

Thomas V. Flaherty Jr.
Birch Hill Technology Group, Inc.
 
I have checked the system user. The default is in Tools.
 
Maybe there is not enougth continous freespace in the system tablespace? (I think probably not unless you have a lot of packages and no other rollback tablespace!)

You can check this via some script available at
under the oracle section (a very good site and its not mine!)

I assume the error/warning message was via the application? Was there an ORA- Error?

You could also look in the instance alert log. This is a VERY good place to look when things do not work. Oracle say look at it every day for any errors! Can also help in Performance Tuning.
 
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