I am having an issue with allocated sizes verse actual
data and index sizes in some of my large fact tables.
These tables are recreated once a week with a default fill
factor size of 95%. These tables never receive any
insert, update, or delete transactions running against
them.
I have several different RAID arrays that I am using for
performance and maintenance issues. On my data and index
arrays, through enterprise manager, I have allocated 80%
of the disk space to my databases. This was done so that
fields would not have to grow.
My question is because I have allocated a fix size to my
database files does this mean the my tables will receive
this allocated space? In other words does this allocated
space get distributed amongst existing tables in a
database or is it pooled in some way?
Thanks,
Jonathan Lacefield
MCDBAWhen you allocated a fix size of your db or log file, the file grows with
empty space to that size, you shall also disable automatically file grow
since you have allocated all the space that will be ever needed or set it to
0.
Yes as data is added to the table they will be place on the empty space
allocated to the file, Once the the file is full no more data will be able
to be added.
Yovan Fernandez
P.S
If you have 2 dbs on the same disk and yor disk zise is 40GB
you have to remember you cannot allocate 80% of 40GB to each DB.
"Jonathan Lacefield" <jonathan.lacefield@.solutionbuilders.com> wrote in
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> I am having an issue with allocated sizes verse actual
> data and index sizes in some of my large fact tables.
> These tables are recreated once a week with a default fill
> factor size of 95%. These tables never receive any
> insert, update, or delete transactions running against
> them.
> I have several different RAID arrays that I am using for
> performance and maintenance issues. On my data and index
> arrays, through enterprise manager, I have allocated 80%
> of the disk space to my databases. This was done so that
> fields would not have to grow.
> My question is because I have allocated a fix size to my
> database files does this mean the my tables will receive
> this allocated space? In other words does this allocated
> space get distributed amongst existing tables in a
> database or is it pooled in some way?
> Thanks,
> Jonathan Lacefield
> MCDBA
Sunday, February 26, 2012
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