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I tend to leave out the sid in a datafile name, saves me from
having to rename it, if i'm doing the transportable tablespace
ordeal.
joe
>>> guy.hammond_at_avt.co.uk 07/05/01 12:03PM
>>>ALso, what does "1GB" actually mean? That much data, if you
dumped itall out into a CSV file? A 1GB tablespace to hold all the data (and
howis that tablespace organized)? 1GB being the sum of the sizes of all
thedatafiles? So, even if there were such a saying, it would
bemeaningless.What I like to do, and perhaps this is just me, is to
have all thedatafiles within a tablespace the same size. So, if I calculated
that Ineeded a 2G tablespace, I might create 4 500M datafiles, and when
Ineeded more I would add more 500M datafiles. I just think this
makesthings easier to manage, from a physical storage perspective.
Andcontrary to the letter (rather than the spirit) of OFA, I
namedatafiles:/<mount
point>/<sid>_<tablespace>_<number>.dbfAnyone else
do something like this?guy-----Original Message-----Sent:
Thursday, July 05, 2001 2:56 PMTo: Multiple recipients of list
ORACLE-LPerhaps it is confusion with filesize and then it is a
whole differentball game and not only for NT but some older unixes and
other OS's as well.and then we can start the arguments for using raw or
not using raw for filesunder unix.PeterAt 10:45 PM
5/07/2001, you wrote:>Antje>>"I know there was a saying -
put no database larger than 1 GB on a NT>machine.">>The
above is nonsense. I have a database that is 200G on NT. I
knowof no>limit regarding database size on NT.>>Tom
Mercadante>Oracle Certified
Professional>>>-----Original Message----->Sent:
Thursday, July 05, 2001 7:02 AM>To: Multiple recipients of list
ORACLE-L>>>Hi,>>Regarding the issue of
databases larger than 1GB on NT, could someoneplease>explain this to
me, as I was not aware of this 'saying'.>>Thanks in
advance,>>Steven H.>>-----Original
Message----->Antje>Sent: 05 July 2001 10:51>To: Multiple
recipients of list ORACLE-L>>>Hi,>I' hav to build up
foolowing
matrix>>
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