Explain an extent?
Answer / Prakash Kumar Jha
An extent in Oracle is a logical unit of storage used to allocate space for segments. An extent consists of one or more contiguous database blocks and is the smallest unit of allocation that can be managed by Oracle. Extents are allocated based on the size specified when creating a table, index, cluster, or LOB.
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