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1. #Schedule outlook rebuild index update#
2. #Schedule outlook rebuild index Offline#
3. #Schedule outlook rebuild index free#
4. #Schedule outlook rebuild index windows#

Even with 10 subpartitions for each index to be moved on one migration. but as each subpartition is not that big (arround 40 mb) it should not take up the space in our biggest tbsp which has arround 40 GB free. so the load should not be a problem for the parallel degree. We rebuild indexes as we execute:Īlter index table_index01_subpartition rebuild parallel There is one index on that table but you can imagine it is also huge and also subpartitioned(arround the same size as the table). Ofc we move only certain partitions each week (from tbsp with faster disks that make one tbsp to tbsp with slower disks where we keep historised data). We have a scheduled move of tables from one tbsp to another once a weekWhy?For example we have a subpartitioned table with ~ 12 000 000 000 rows that is about 400 GB in size. Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit maybe I can add new tbsp or add datafiles to other tbspaces. (As some of you may say "add a new datafile to IDX01" - I can not do that. Is there a way to forecast the space needed for index rebuild parallel? If you think another reason may be causing this.

#Schedule outlook rebuild index free#

And so on and so on.Ĭan someone explain to me is it possible that the other tbspaces are filled with temp segments during index rebuild(due to parallel rebuild), and when we query dba_free_space for the tbsp with moast free space IDX01 is returned? And when the creation of those indxes is finished free space is released and the new ones can use it? This ocurs to one index, then the migration of the other tables proceeds and their indexes are created in the other tbspsces till again the job choses IDX01 and fails. ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 64 in tablespace IDX01 ORA-12801: error signaled in parallel query server P010, instance instance1:PROD1 It so happens that during execution of this migration at one point the tbsp with least free space is chosen and the rebuild fails with: With this move we have to rebuild all indexes to a new indx tbsp.įor every index the indx tablespace with the most free space is chosen(we have 4 tbspaces specially for indxes). We have a scheduled move of tables from one tbsp to another once a week(when the DB is not used that much). 1.7K Training / Learning / Certification.

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#Schedule outlook rebuild index windows#

This issue also affects Windows Server 2012 so you can apply the fixes there too. The bloated Windows.edb file will be shrunk in size.

#Schedule outlook rebuild index Offline#

Run the following command to perform offline compaction of the Windows.edb file: esentutl.exe /d %AllUsersProfile%\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\Windows.edb.Run the following command to stop the already running Windows Search service: sc stop wsearch.To do this, run the following command in an elevated command prompt: Sc config wsearch start=disabled Change the Windows Search service so it does not automatically start while you defrag the database.Instead of rebuilding, you can also choose to defrag/compact the search index file.

#Schedule outlook rebuild index update#

But if the Windows.edb file is already several GBs in size on your disk drive, you either need to rebuild the search index after installing this update or defrag it. This will prevent this issue for occuring again. For Windows 8, make sure you have KB2836988 installed. To resolve this issue, make sure you have all available updates installed.