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    The document describes how to create and manage Oracle tablespaces. It includes commands to: 1. Create multiple tablespaces named test, test1, test2, test3, and test4 specifying different datafile locations, sizes, extent management, and storage options. 2. Alter an existing tablespace named test1 by adding a new datafile. 3. Provide steps for renaming a datafile of a tablespace by first taking the tablespace offline, using the operating system to move the file, and then executing an ALTER TABLESPACE RENAME DATAFILE command.

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    The document describes how to create and manage Oracle tablespaces. It includes commands to: 1. Create multiple tablespaces named test, test1, test2, test3, and test4 specifying different datafile locations, sizes, extent management, and storage options. 2. Alter an existing tablespace named test1 by adding a new datafile. 3. Provide steps for renaming a datafile of a tablespace by first taking the tablespace offline, using the operating system to move the file, and then executing an ALTER TABLESPACE RENAME DATAFILE command.

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    The document describes how to create and manage Oracle tablespaces. It includes commands to: 1. Create multiple tablespaces named test, test1, test2, test3, and test4 specifying different datafile locations, sizes, extent management, and storage options. 2. Alter an existing tablespace named test1 by adding a new datafile. 3. Provide steps for renaming a datafile of a tablespace by first taking the tablespace offline, using the operating system to move the file, and then executing an ALTER TABLESPACE RENAME DATAFILE command.

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    ating Tablespace

    1]create tablespace test d


    atafile'D:\ORACLE9I\ORAD
    ATA\SONU\TEST.DBF'
    SIZE 200MEXTENT
    MANAGEMENT
    LOCALUNIFORM SIZE
    128K;2] create tablespace test1
    datafile'D:\ORACLE9I\ORA
    DATA\SONU\TEST1.DBF'
    SIZE 500MAUTOEXTEND
    ON NEXT
    5M;3]create tablespace tes
    t2 datafile'D:\ORACLE9I\O
    RADATA\SONU\TEST2.DBF
    ' SIZE 200MEXTENT
    MANAGEMENT
    LOCALSEGMENT SPACE
    MANAGEMENT
    AUTO;4] create tablespace test
    3 datafile'D:\ORACLE9I\ORA
    DATA\SONU\TEST3.DBF'
    SIZE 200MEXTENT
    MANAGEMENT
    DICTIONARYDEFAULT
    STORAGE (initial 1M next
    1M);
    5]
    create tablespace test4
    datafile'D:\ORACLE9I\ORAD
    ATA\SONU\TEST2.DBF'
    SIZE 200MEXTENT
    MANAGEMENT
    LOCALAUTOALLOCATE;
    Offline Tablespace
    alter tablespace test offline;
    Altering Tablespace1] Adding
    Datafile in Tablespace
    alter tablespace test1 add
    datafile'D:\ORACLE9I\ORAD
    ATA\SONU\TEST_A.DBF'
    SIZE 200M;
    2] Renaming DatafileYou
    must follow these steps when
    the file is Non-System File
    1] Bring the tablespace
    offline.alter tablespace test
    offline normal;2] Use the
    operating system command to
    move or copy the file3]
    Execute the ALTER
    TABLESPACE RENAME
    DATAFILE commandalter
    tablespace test rename
    file'D:\oracle9i\oradata\sonu\te
    st.dbf' to
    'd:\oracle9i\oradata\sonu\test10
    0.dbf';

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