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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (yls177) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > "Oradba Linux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:07:44 +0000, yls177 wrote: > > > > > i am on sap. and drop a tablespace through sapdba. > > > > > > SAPDBA: ORACLE has obviously not released the filesystem space of > > > 17811928 K(Before: 5453816 K, Now: 5453828 K, 100 K reserve for log > > > info, ...).This sluggish behavior is well known. It will take a few > > > minutes or a DB reboot to release all the space! > > > > > > and i checked my vg, lv... the space did not increase. > > > > > > i need to do a restart of oracle to get back the used space? > > > > I have seen this happen sometimes . It is with Unix and open files . > > Sometimes when you delete a file from Unix with some process > > still writing to it , the space does not get released . It has > > something to do with inodes . > > thanks.. so one of the ways to see these space is to bounce the database? okay.. i think i know what went wrong.... after dropping the tablespaces and removing the datafiles , the space is not reclaimed back to the volume group cos they are still in use by the filesystem in the logical volume.so what i need to do is to reduce the size of the filesystem. of course, i should NOT reduce beyond the size of the existing filesystem. so after doing that, the free space will be returned to the volume group, right? also 1) i can reduce the size of the filesystem without affecting any other stuff. all i need to ensure is that i reduce the space so that there are enough for the existing data
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