I think this depends more on your OS settings/capability (and/or file
system type) than Oracle.
For example, all the way back at least to Oracle 8.0.5, we've been able
to use files larger than 2 GB on HP-UX with veritas file systems and
'large files' enabled. Check with your Unix admin on this for Sun.
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IS there still a datafile size limitation on 9i? 2G? (Solaris)
Thanks.
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