Oracle Database tutorial 64: How To Create Permanent tablespace (Big file and small file)

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How to create big file and small file permanent tablepsace in oracle database by Manish sharma rebellionRider
In this tutorial you will learn the process of big file and small file permanent tablespace creation with datafiles

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Awesome ... can you upload video about optimizer and the statistics and how to do baseline shots ?:)

jihadal-bahnasy
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thans lot offi like your course very much

Mohamed-ufjh
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Thanks for the tutorial. From my own SQL developer there is no storage to click so as to create tablespace. i even check further there is no security and some other functions

olugbengaolakunle
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Hi, do you have a tutorial on Oracle rest support ?

satyama
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Error report -
ORA-00911: invalid character
00911. - "invalid character"
*Cause: The identifier name started with an ASCII character other than a
letter or a number. After the first character of the identifier
name, ASCII characters are allowed including "$", "#" and "_".
Identifiers enclosed in double quotation marks may contain any
character other than a double quotation. Alternate quotation
marks (q'#...#') cannot use spaces, tabs, or carriage returns as
delimiters. For all other contexts, consult the SQL Language
Reference Manual.
*Action: Check the Oracle identifier naming convention. If you are
attempting to provide a password in the IDENTIFIED BY clause of
a CREATE USER or ALTER USER statement, then it is recommended to
always enclose the password in double quotation marks because
characters other than the double quotation are then allowed.

Please check and suggest,

jsuryakanth