Oracle stores data logically in tablespaces and physically in datafiles associated with the corresponding tablespace. Tablespaces can be created, altered by resizing datafiles, have additional datafiles added, and dropped along with their contents. Users are created with a default tablespace assigned and granted privileges like connect and resource privileges.

1. Oracle Database
Tablespace
Eryk Budi Pratama – Dimas Aryo Anggoro
Advanced Database Lab
Informatics Engineering –Bakrie University

2. Tablespace
Oracle stores data logically in tablespaces
and physically in datafiles associated with
the corresponding tablespace.

7. List tablespaces
select * from user_free_space;

8. Create Tablespace
Create tablespace nama-tablespace
datafile ‘nama-datafile.dat’
size 2M autoextend on next 500K
maxsize 4M;

9. Altering Tablespace
alter database
datafile ‘nama-datafile.dat’
resize 6M;

10. Adding Datafile
alter tablespace dataku add datafile
‘nama-datafile.dat’ size 2M;

11. Drop Tablespace
drop tablespace nama-tablespace
including contents;

12. Create User
create user nama_user
identified by password-user
default tablespace dtpraktek;

13. Grant & Resource
grant connect to user01;
grant resource to user01;

14. Q&A