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    Maximum no of datafiles added by u in a single tspace

    hi folks

    i wanted to know one thing

    What is the maximum number of datafiles u have added in a single tablespace.

    ie when a tablespace gets full we add a datafile manually , so how many datafiles you have added.

    This is without using AUTOEXTEND OPTION.

    REGARDS
    gajanan

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    read ref
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    abhay have u read the question properly.

    I am asking how many datafiles in maximum numbers one has added in a single tablespace

    i am asking this q based on experience and not book reference.

    I hope i have made clear

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    Originally posted by gajananpkini
    abhay have u read the question properly.

    I am asking how many datafiles in maximum numbers one has added in a single tablespace

    i am asking this q based on experience and not book reference.

    I hope i have made clear
    Cool down. Had you read some basics you wouldn't have asked this question.

    Look into v$datafile for ts# and creation_time. You will find how many files each tablespace has and when they were created.
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    hey boss

    i am asking u , from ur experience of working as a DBA how many datafiles (maximum) u have added in a single tablespace .

    i am not asking how to check from data dictationary ok

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    I think he is asking that

    In a Tablespace How many Datafiles we can Add ??

    Thanks
    vishal sood
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    Hi Gajanan

    Depends upon the application really..If home grown i will go on adding 2Gb datafiles and i would prefer it that way..not autoextend my datafiles..

    I ahve some ERP applications where the daatfiles for a tablespace is around 300+ there are some other applications where the datafiles are in the range of 128.

    some applications we purge old data after some specified years so the space in the datafile is reused and we have around 20-30 datafiles only..

    so teh answer is not very str8 forward it really depends.


    regards
    Hrishy

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    Maximum per tablespace: Operating system dependent; usually 1022.

    Maximum per database: 65533.
    Sanjay G.
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    gajanan's just asking how many you have used, not how many is a good idea, or how many are theretically possible. Those would just be bonuses.
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    That might change from version to version, but the current Reference manual (Physical Limits) - 9i will always show you the number.


    HTH,

    clio_usa - OCP 8/8i/9i DBA

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