Dbspaces with more than one chunk
Posted in 1999
Topics: Storage & Space Management
Is it not true that for a dbspace with more than one chunk that as the first chunk fills additional table extents will now be placed in the next chunk thereby causing the table to be interleaved over more than one chunk ? As the final chunk fills things will come to a screaching halt.. -- _ __________________________________________ _ / )| Jeff Boehlert boehlert@peak.org |( \\ / / | Why run 26.2 ? | \\ \\ _( (_ | Because it hurts so good !! | _) )_ (((\\ \\>|_/->__________________________________<-\\_|</ /))) (\\\\\\\\ \\_/ / o New York City o \\ \\_/ ////) \\ / < \\ Marine Corp < \\ \\ / \\ _/ _/\\ Portland _/\\ \\_ / / / / Big Sur / \\ \\ /___/ Seattle \\___\\ San Francisco Rock-n-Roll Marathon ================================================================= Utica, NY home of the best 15k in the country - The Boilermaker And of course the Distance Running Hall of Fame =================================================================
Jeff Boehlert wrote: > Is it not true that for a dbspace with more than one chunk that as the first > chunk fills additional table extents will now be placed in the next chunk > thereby causing the table to be interleaved over more than one chunk ? It is true. > As > the final chunk fills things will come to a screaching halt.. > Tables cannot add additional extents and the programmers will get an error. That's all. Best regards, Stefan Weideneder