You canuse any storage parameters you like but oracle will ignore them exept
for initial for LMT with autoallocate. I would personally do not use
autoallocate. Also you cannot use autoallocate for temporary tablespace and
shouldn't use it for rollback.
Alex Hillman
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Oracle 8.1.7.1 32 bit
I am creating a new database and decided to go with locally managed
tablespaces. I was going to go with autoallocate because the best I can
tell the only possible drawback with this is a little wasted space.
However, I was under the impression that you could not specify a next in the
storage clause of a table creation. Yet you can. So what happens if I have
a next defined? Do they pretty much just throw that away or should I really
not define it?
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