Re: Max data file size on NTFS partition

Hi Ashley,

Sorry, don't know exact answer, but the problem doesn't always come from OS side. There are *Oracle*
limits on some platforms. It seems you use AUTOEXTEND=ON for your files. If so then you may
encountered some bugs when your files had extended through size limits. At least there were some bugs in the past. I prefer disabling this option in order to get more
control over db and add files when needed. All files are of equal size.

Regards,
Ed

> Hello to all my most favorite DBAs...
>
> Yes, believe it or not, I checked the archives, Metalink and Oracle
> documentation, but all come up with a different answer to my question.
> What is the max data file size for an NTFS partition on Advanced Server?
>
>
> I'm running Oracle 8i Release 2 8.1.6 Standard...soon to be Enterprise.
> The Oracle 8i documentation states 80EB on an NTFS partition, but I've
> seen reference to 4GB limits everywhere else. Quite different, wouldn't
> you say?
>
> The reason I'm asking the question is we keep running into errors. The
> most common were, write/open error block X invalid parameter passed and
> unable to extend file X.
>
> I would appreciate any help. I'm new, so please be gentle...
>
> Ashley

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