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    database size

    Hi
    how can I find database size? Please show me syntax.

    smruti123

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    in terms of pure data or the sum of all the database files?

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    If you want the size in terms of database files then you can use the query:
    select sum(bytes)/1024/1024 from dba_data_files;
    as data files constitute 90% of the database size.

    Also to this you can add the size given by this query:
    select sum(bytes)/1024/1024 from v$log;
    this gives the size of the redo log files......as these mainly constitute the remaining size left over after the data files

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    add dba_temp_files to that and you are just about there

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    What ever happened to "can you tell me where I might find?" or "any help would be appreciated"?

    It's down to demands now instead of requests?
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    Smile database size

    Quote Originally Posted by davey23uk
    in terms of pure data or the sum of all the database files?
    Hi davey

    Thanks for quick response. I am not sure its pure data or the sum of all the database files, but if somebody want to know how big is your database?, Can you tell me where I might find?

    Smruti123

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    Quote Originally Posted by smruti123
    Thanks for quick response. I am not sure its pure data or the sum of all the database files, but if somebody want to know how big is your database?, Can you tell me where I might find?
    Dude, that's the question. Define "size". What are you looking for?
    Jeff Hunter

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