Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/11777 (SAP Service marketplace login required)
Summary :
The SAP Note addresses issue ORA-1632, where an index reaches the maximum number of extents, preventing further growth. The cause is insufficient storage parameters. The solution involves altering the storage parameters NEXT and MAXEXTENTS. Using SAPDBA, navigate to Reorganization -> Alter/show table or index storage parameters, enter the index name, and adjust MAXEXTENTS and NEXT values based on actual and target data volumes. Alternatively, using SQLPLUS, use the commands to modify the NEXT and MAXEXTENTS values for the specified index. Ensure the index name is entered in upper-case letters to reorganize the table or index accordingly.
Key words :
ora-1632ora1632 max # extents <num> reached, sql> alter index <index_name> storage, index <index_name>--> index reached, -> reorganization -> alter/show table, index storage parameters - enter, sql> select next_extent, symptom key word, additional key words, upper-case letters, prerequisites storage parameters
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