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How Much Storage Space Is Required for DDL Operations?
Updated on 2022-05-07 GMT+08:00
How Much Storage Space Is Required for DDL Operations?
Data Definition Language (DDL) operations may increase storage usage sharply. To ensure that services are running properly, do not perform DDL operations during peak hours. If DDL operations are required, ensure that storage space is at least twice the tablespace size plus 10 GB. For example, if your tablespace is 500 GB, ensure that storage space is at least 1,010 GB (500 GB x 2 + 10 GB).
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