Check the maxextents value assigned to the table:
select max_extents from dba_tables where table_name = 'your_table_name';
Next, see how many extents the table is actually using:
select count(*) from dba_extents where table_name = 'your_table_name';
I'll bet the numbers are equal. If so:
Alter your_table_name storage(maxextents 999);
where 999 is equal to a number larger than that obtained in the earlier
scripts._
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Hi,
I have a table which consists of Long Raw column in addition to other columns of
Number and Varchar2 datatypes.
I have the datafile size set to 2GB. The average length of the messages goes up to
100M, sometimes more than that.
I have now added three datafiles to that tablespace each greater than the first
datafile. But I still keep getting the
ORA-01631 Max extents reached for table "A" error.
What do I do resolve this error?
I am using 8K as the DB block size on SOlaris with Oracle 816. It is not a prod
environment instead a dev environment.
Thanks
Sanjay
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