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After R/3 data archive

Ganimede-Dignan
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Hi forum,

we have just try to archive some obj to our test system. All end OK without problems. What do we must do into Oracle-level after a large R/3 data archiving ?

Regards.

Ganimede Dignan.

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lbreddemann
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Hi Ganimede,

there's nothing that you have to do, but it may be beneficial to reorganize the tables where the archived data has been deleted from.

That way space - now not filled with data anymore - can be returned to the tablespace freespace and used for other segments.

All necessary information concerning reorganisation can be found in the SAP documentation and the pretty comprehensive <a href="https://service.sap.com/~form/handler?_APP=01100107900000000342&_EVENT=REDIR&_NNUM=541538&_NLANG=E">#541538 - FAQ: Reorganizations</a> note.

Anyhow: the system will keep working the way it does right now, if you omit the reorganisation, so it is not a MUST DO at all.

Since it is additional work that puts I/O pressure on the db and may require a SAP downtime to reorganise tables with (LONG) RAW fields you should really think about if it would payoff in your specific case.

KR Lars

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Former Member
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Hi Ganimede,

You may look at the SAP note number 53062 - Database reorganization and data archiving.

Hope it helps,

Naveen

former_member204746
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if using Oracle 9i or above and that tablespaces are Locally-managed, there is no real need to do anything unless you want to get retrieve disk space.