What is a system tablespace and why do we need it?
Answer / Ramesh Babu
A System Tablespace is an Oracle Database container that stores system catalogs, rollback segments, and temporary segments. It's essential because the system catalog contains all the metadata about the database objects like tables, indexes, views, etc. Rollback segments are used for undo data, and temporary segments hold sort areas and work tables.
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