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Don't have disk space when add data file on primary database [message #588262]

Mon, 24 June 2013 05:52

sk.zeeshan@yahoo.co.in
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Hi Team,

I'm new into Oracle, Please consider the below scenario and respond it accordingly.

I want to add 500GB data file at primary database side, but doesn't have space at standby database side. My STANDBY_FILE_MANAGEMENT is set to Auto. Please advise me how to overcome from this situation.

Best Regards,
Zeeshan

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Re: Don't have disk space when add data file on primary database [message #588267 is a reply to message #588262]

Mon, 24 June 2013 05:58

Michel Cadot
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How your standby database will work if you add 500G of data and there is no space?

Regards
Michel

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Re: Don't have disk space when add data file on primary database [message #588286 is a reply to message #588267]

Mon, 24 June 2013 08:08

sk.zeeshan@yahoo.co.in
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I will get the warning at standby side but data file will successfully add at primary database side if standby_file_management set to auto.

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Re: Don't have disk space when add data file on primary database [message #588287 is a reply to message #588286]

Mon, 24 June 2013 08:23

Michel Cadot
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What I meant, what is the purpose of a standby database? to follow the primary one and supply it in case of primary crash. If your standby database cannot hold the primary data it is useless and you can just stop it.

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Michel

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