How To Bring a Tablespace Online

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How To Bring a Tablespace Online? - Oracle DBA FAQ - Managing Oracle Tablespaces and Data Files

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If you have brought a tablespace offline, now you want to make it available to users again, you can use the ALTER TABLESPACE ... ONLINE statement as shown in the following script:

SQL> connect HR/fyicenter

SQL> CREATE TABLESPACE my_space 
  2  DATAFILE '/temp/my_space.dbf' SIZE 10M;
Tablespace created.

SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE my_space OFFLINE NORMAL;
Tablespace altered.

...

SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE my_space ONLINE;
Tablespace altered.

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