Re: Oracle 8i on Linux

500Gb??

Chicken feed!!

Student with 3 Tb last week. Haven't beaten the 14Tb one I met a year ago, though.

What comes after Terra's? Peta's??? Allegedly, Oracle supports up to 128 Petabytes. (Pb??)

I stress the use of the owrd "allegedly".

Your recommendations, by the way, are perfect.

Regards
HJR

--
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Opinions expressed are my own, and not those of Oracle Corporation
Oracle DBA Resources:               http://www.geocities.com/howardjr2000
---------------------------------------------------------------------------


"Uwe Schneider" <pi_at_richard-schneider.de> wrote in message
news:3A12FABD.D78DE430_at_richard-schneider.de...


> manav wrote:

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > RedHat Linux 6.x has the maximum filesize as 2 GB.

> >

> > The data file in Oracle grows upto 1.9 GB, and after that it uses the

> > temporary tablespace to store data. How do I overcome this?

>

> Just add datafiles to the existing tablespace. ("ALTER TABLESPACE  ADD

> DATAFILE ... SIZE ...").

>

> >

> > Surely there must be numerous databases around on Linux with size > 2

 GB.


>

> Our largest Oracle 8.0 servers store 500 GB (2.2.13, SuSE  6.1)

>

> Uwe

>

> --

> Uwe Schneider       | Telefon +49 7251 / 82587

> Karlsdorfer Str. 31 | Mail    pi_at_richard-schneider.de

> DE-76646 Bruchsal   | http://www.richard-schneider.de/uwe

> Linux - OS al dente!