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Are you going with 2048M or the traditional 2000m?
A quick & dirty way to not waste the space is to use 2001m or 2041m. You
'waste' a little space, but not much.
Dan Fink
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 10:33 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Okay, I'm about to create some locally managed tablespaces for some large partitioned tables. I plan on making each datafile 2GB, with an extent of 20M.
What I've done other times when I use LMTs is add 64K to the file size, for the bitmap header, so that I don't waste most of an extent. But in those cases, the datafile size has been less than 2GB.
We will be on Solaris 2.8, I know that the OS can handle files larger than 2GB but it makes me nervous to do this.
I hate to waste most of 20M just for the bitmap header.
Is my thinking way off? If you've been doing this sort of sizing (it's a data warehouse, yes), what have you done?
thanks!
Rachel
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