on 02-15-2013 9:40 AM
Hello guys,
during the database export checks, looking at the biggest dba_segments in the DB i found that for a database of 110 GB the biggest segments are 4 LOBSEGMENT, (first one 13 GB, second 10GB, 3rd 4 GB and 4th 3 GB).
Database is oracle 11g.
Is there a special handling for the lobsegments that are 10% the size of the db? How can i split them, migrate them?
Hi,
You don't need to split the LOBSEGEMENTS whatever the size of it.
Please split only the tables based on it size.
A LOB segment is a portion (segment) of physical storage where the data related to a LOB is recorded.
When you define a LOB column in a table, you (optionally) have to supply the parameters of where you want the rdbms to store the data related to that column.
A LOB is simply a pointer. It points to an index. the index points to the chunks that
make up the LOB.Hence when you create a LOB, you will always get a lob index created (to find the chunks for the lob fast) and a segment that holds the lob data (chunks).
You can only "delete" it by dropping the table or column that contains the LOB.
Thanks and regards,
Vimal
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Hi,
You can just ignore these LOB segments.
I have done export & import for DB of more than 10 TB also..I have never touched thiese LOB Segments.
You should just spilt only the tables not the LOB_SEGEMENTS.
So please just split the largest tables and use sapinst to export and import.
Rest of the things, SAPINST will take care..
Thanks and Regards,
Vimal
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