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I believe the limit may lie within NT and the cluster size of the NTFS partition. I believe the 4GB limit may be imposed by the 512 byte cluster size of the partition.
At least AFAICR...
"Jaroslaw Lubczynski" <eljot_at_elkomtech.com.pl> wrote in message
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> Is there any 4GB file limit in Oracle8 ???
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> Situation:
> Oracle 8.0.5 Workgroup Edition on Win NT 4.0 (Intel, RAID V controller),
> Service Pack 6, NTFS. Tablespace USER consists of one large 4 GB file with
> Auto Extend flag enabled. When tablespace was fulfilled and INSERTs
> coutinued, Oracle would try to extend file over 4GB size I suppose. Then
> database crashed. error ORA-00600 occured (internal error) and datafile of
> tablespace USER was truncated to about 8 MB in size. Of course I had to
> restore database from tape.When I restarted application which made several
> INSERTs into database, Oracle crashed again when tablespace USER got
> fulfilled.
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> Now the tablespace USER has been divided into several smaller ( <= 2GB )
> files and works perfectly, so questions are:
> 1. Is there a 4 GB datbase file limit in Oracle8 (or Win NT?????), or
> 2. Is any known bug in Oracle8 which can cause crash after trying to
> increase database file over 4GB?
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> I have found no word about it in my CD docs.
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> I hope there is no reachable limit in tablespace size (I will be forced to
> add 3rd 2GB datafile to largest tablespace very soon).
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> thanks for any information,
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> Jaroslaw ELJOT Lubczynski
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Received on Thu Feb 15 2001 - 01:57:50 CST