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Hi Raquel,
That is really a Unix/Linux issue not an Oracle issue, but -- in Unix you mount file systems not directories. A file system is either an entire disk drive or a physical partition on a disk drive.
So, if you really want to use u01, u02. u03, and u04 as mount points you will need some combination of four disk drives and/or disk partitions.
regards
Jerry Gitomer
rbrom_at_psfc.mit.edu wrote in message
<22JUL99.13192101_at_psfc.mit.edu>...
>
>I've got a directory called "owner" inside which I've got four
files:
>u01, u02, u03, u04
>I'm trying to use the 'mount' command with them, so that I can
use
>them as mount points, but it's not working and I don't really
know what
>I'm doing. How do you set up the mount points?
>
>rbrom_at_psfc.mit.edu
>Raquel
Received on Thu Jul 22 1999 - 12:38:48 CDT
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