REM REM DBAToolZ NOTE: REM This script was obtained from DBAToolZ.com REM It's configured to work with SQL Directory (SQLDIR). REM SQLDIR is a utility that allows easy organization and REM execution of SQL*Plus scripts using user-friendly menu. REM Visit DBAToolZ.com for more details and free SQL scripts. REM REM SEGMENT REM ******************************************************************** REM * Filename : a_maxe.sql - Version 1.1 REM * Author : Cary V. Millsap (V6) REM * Craig A. Shallahamer (Oracle7) REM * Original : 07-NOV-93 REM * Last Update : 1/16/96 - 08:27:39 REM REM * Description : report segment near their extlimit boundries REM * Usage : start a_maxe.sql REM REM ******************************************************************** col blockval new_value extlimit noprint select decode(value, 512, 25, /* 512-byte block ==> effective maxextents= 25 */ 1024, 57, /* 1024-byte block ==> effective maxextents= 57 */ 2048, 121, /* 2048-byte block ==> effective maxextents=121 */ 4096, 249, /* 4096-byte block ==> effective maxextents=249 */ 8192, 505, /* 8192-byte block ==> effective maxextents=505 */ NULL ) blockval from aps_parameter where lower(name) = 'db_block_size' / def thresh = &&1 def aps_prog = 'maxe.sql &thresh' def aps_title = 'Segments within &thresh Extents of Effective Max' start apstitle col segname format a42 justify c trunc heading 'Segment' col segtype format a10 justify c trunc heading 'Type' col excount format 9,990 justify c trunc heading 'Current|Extents' col maxexts format 9,990 justify c trunc heading 'Max|Extents' col extdiff format 9,990 justify c trunc heading 'Extents|Remaining' select owner||'.'||segment_name segname, segment_type segtype, extents excount, least(max_extents,&extlimit) maxexts, least(max_extents,&extlimit)-extents extdiff from dba_segments where (least(max_extents,&extlimit)-extents <= &thresh) order by extents/(least(max_extents,&extlimit)+0.00001) desc, least(max_extents,&extlimit)-extents desc / undef thresh undef extlimit start apsclear