ALTER TABLESPACE demo AUTOEXTEND ON;or
ALTER TABLESPACE demo AUTOEXTEND OFF;
You can get:
ORA-32773: operation not supported for smallfile tablespace DEMO
However, you can still turn autoextend on or off by issuing a more traditional:
ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'G:\demo01.dbf' AUTOEXTEND OFF;
If you create tablespace demo with the BIGFILE option:
CREATE BIGFILE TABLESPACE demo
DATAFILE 'G:\demo01.dbf' SIZE 100M AUTOEXTEND ON;
then you can turn autoextend on or off at will using the alter tablespace command above.
This behavior is consistent with the traditional architecture of Oracle, where a tablespace may have more than one datafile attached and each datafile could have a different autoextend setting. With the "new" bigfile tablespace type instead there is a single datafile, so there is no confusion as to which datafile should be made autoextensible or not.
Indeed, if you want to know if a tablespace can be autoextended, then you'll have to look at the underlying datafiles:
select tablespace_name, file_name, autoextensible
from dba_data_files
where tablespace_name = 'DEMO';
For a comparison between BIGFILE and SMALLFILE (traditional) tablespaces, see the Oracle XE SQL Reference Guide or the Oracle 10GR1 SQL Reference Guide.
See message translations for ORA-32773 and search additional resources.
3 comments:
Awesome post, it solved my problem (the DBA's away and I had to extend the tablespace). :)
I'm happy that you solved the problem, that's what oraclequirks site is all about...
Thank you
Still happens in 11g
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