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Old 04-20-2008, 11:39 AM
MikeHeide
 
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Default How can I feeing space in a Informix Database

I have deleted many rows in on table, but it seems that this has no
effect on the total used space by the database. So it will be in a
short time that the database is running out of free chunks in a short
time.
Who can help?

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Old 04-20-2008, 11:39 AM
Obnoxio The Clown
 
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MikeHeide said:
> I have deleted many rows in on table, but it seems that this has no
> effect on the total used space by the database. So it will be in a
> short time that the database is running out of free chunks in a short
> time.
> Who can help?


Unload / reload, ALTER FRAGMENT, ALTER INDEX TO CLUSTER ... RTFM?

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Obnoxio

"Jesus you fucking people are hopeless."
-- Double Anal


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Old 04-20-2008, 11:39 AM
mark.scranton@gmail.com
 
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Obnoxio The Clown wrote:
> MikeHeide said:
> > I have deleted many rows in on table, but it seems that this has no
> > effect on the total used space by the database. So it will be in a
> > short time that the database is running out of free chunks in a short
> > time.
> > Who can help?

>
> Unload / reload, ALTER FRAGMENT, ALTER INDEX TO CLUSTER ... RTFM?
>
> --
> Bye now,
> Obnoxio
>
> "Jesus you fucking people are hopeless."
> -- Double Anal


Once extents (from a chunk) have been allocated to a structure
(tablespace/table/fragment/partition/index/etc.), they are not freed
automatically, even if empty. We are considering the freeing of
"unused space" like this in future releases of IDS.

OTC's recommendations are correct...

Thanks -
Mark.

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Old 04-20-2008, 11:39 AM
Double Echo
 
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mark.scranton@gmail.com wrote:
> Obnoxio The Clown wrote:
>> MikeHeide said:
>>> I have deleted many rows in on table, but it seems that this has no
>>> effect on the total used space by the database. So it will be in a
>>> short time that the database is running out of free chunks in a short
>>> time.
>>> Who can help?

>> Unload / reload, ALTER FRAGMENT, ALTER INDEX TO CLUSTER ... RTFM?
>>
>> --
>> Bye now,
>> Obnoxio
>>
>> "Jesus you fucking people are hopeless."
>> -- Double Anal

>
> Once extents (from a chunk) have been allocated to a structure
> (tablespace/table/fragment/partition/index/etc.), they are not freed
> automatically, even if empty. We are considering the freeing of
> "unused space" like this in future releases of IDS.
>
> OTC's recommendations are correct...
>
> Thanks -
> Mark.
>


Are you suggesting a "shrink database" functionality like found in MS-SQL-Server?



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