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I am using it for some of my new databases and so far there are no
issues. I have long ago given up on caring how many extents there
will be. I only tend to size for tablespace sizing purposes. I had
no issues before hand and I have no issues now using LMT vs dictionary
managed. It just makes my life a little simpler. If you were
looking for specific things I could try and get them to you but basically
I have my TEMP and RBS setup with a specific size and the others I
use autoallocate.
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How many people are using the new 8i and 9i feature for automatic space
management? I'm specifically interested in the management of extent
sizing.
For those of you that are using it, what has your experience been with it?
What have you learned? What are the pros and cons? What sort of
strategy have you used to implement it?
We are considering using this feature for a new project. Is this a good
idea? What would be the "right" way to implement this?
Thanks,
Cherie Machler
Oracle DBA
Gelco Information Network
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