Change temporary dbspaces size
Posted in 2016
Topics: Storage & Space Management
Dear friends of the forum: I know you probably consider this too basic question, but I want to make: Resizable need temporary dbspaces. I have 8 temporary dbspaces, with a size of 1 GB each, but need about 30 GB to run well the update statistics high. What is most advisable ?, because I have thought to make a drop from the current temporary dbspaces and generate new, with a new size. Is there any risk for my body to do this ?. Is there any other way I do not know? Of course, I appreciate your kind attention.
You could always just add chunks to tje existing temp dbspaces. But no problem droppimg and recreating. The message log will complain but that's all. Art On Apr 8, 2016 4:47 PM, "GUSTAVO ECHENIQUE" <gustavo.echenique@cemdo.com.ar> wrote: > Dear friends of the forum: > > I know you probably consider this too basic question, but I want to make: > > Resizable need temporary dbspaces. > > I have 8 temporary dbspaces, with a size of 1 GB each, but need about 30 > GB to > run well the update statistics high. > > What is most advisable ?, because I have thought to make a drop from the > current temporary dbspaces and generate new, with a new size. Is there any > risk for my body to do this ?. > > Is there any other way I do not know? > > Of course, I appreciate your kind attention. > > > > ******************************************************************************* > Forum Note: Use "Reply" to post a response in the discussion forum. > > --001a113eb9b220f751053000e019
You can add chunks to the existing dbspaces, look up onspaces -a
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> On 9 Apr 2016, at 6:46 AM, GUSTAVO ECHENIQUE
<gustavo.echenique@cemdo.com.ar> wrote:
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> Dear friends of the forum:
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> I know you probably consider this too basic question, but I want to make:
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> Resizable need temporary dbspaces.
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> I have 8 temporary dbspaces, with a size of 1 GB each, but need about 30 GB
to
> run well the update statistics high.
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> What is most advisable ?, because I have thought to make a drop from the
> current temporary dbspaces and generate new, with a new size. Is there any
> risk for my body to do this ?.
>
> Is there any other way I do not know?
>
> Of course, I appreciate your kind attention.
>
>
>
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> Forum Note: Use "Reply" to post a response in the discussion forum.
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