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In article <35AA7A33.6B3989F3_at_ot.com>, tim_at_ot.com says...
> A company for whom I'm developing some applications on
> 7.3/NT just purchased a Sun Sparc which will eventually
> replace the NT box as the Oracle server. The vendor
> installing the Sun and setting up Oracle has claimed that
> there's a 2GB file size limit under Solaris? Is that so?
>
Hi Tim,
Yes there is but your database can be made up of as many files as you like. I worked on a Solaris based Oracle data base that was in excess of 2 terabytes.
Bob
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Bob Withers Do or do not, there is no try. bwit_at_pobox.com YodaReceived on Mon Jul 13 1998 - 17:49:16 CDT
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