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Problem Description:
Ora-27039 trying to add a datafile > 2 gig on IBM machine.
Other possible scenario: Ora-27039 trying to add a datafile > 4 gig after applying patch 620063 (which fixed the problem for datafiles > 2 gig).
Other possible scenario: Ora-27039 trying to add a datafile > 4 gig after applying patch 637360 and then upgrading to AIX 4.3.
Other possible errors: ora-7244 ora-1578
Problem Explanation:
27039, 00000, "create file failed, file size limit reached"
// *Cause: an attempt was made to create a file that exceeds the
process's
// file size limit, additional information indicates which
function
// encountered the error
// *Action: raise the file size limit
Oracle and IBM support datafiles up to 64 gig on 4.2.1. Patch 620063 was originally created to facilitate files > 2 gig but is insufficient for datafles >= 4 gig. Patch 637360 supercedes 620063, allowing datafiles > 4 gig
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"Marco De Benedetto" <debe_at_galliera.it> wrote in message
news:38505AA2.FAE2E637_at_galliera.it...
> I cannot create datafiles > 2G on AIX 4.3.2
>
> But it is not a system limit (such as filesystem or ulimit)
> because the user oracle can create files bigger than 2G (e.g. with dd)
>
> Is it an Oracle (7.3.4) limit?
>
> thanks
>
> Marco De Benedetto
Received on Thu Dec 09 1999 - 23:04:54 CST
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