The data file (Oracle 10 g) file extension
Hi all
After reviewing DBA_DATA_FILES, it shows that some files are '. DFA' instead of ".dbf"?
Can I know if it's the same as dbf?
Thank you very much.
Rgds
Andrew
Oracle does not care about extensions or file names - you can name them as you wish. You will need to check your organization what DFA means, assuming that no. one typed by mistake.
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Modify your control file following which I think should work with VARCHAR2 (4000) REALIZES:
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What happens if AUTOEXTEND is turned on and the data file reaches the limit?
Hello
I m using Oracle 11 g. I created a tablespace by using the following command:
CREATE TABLESPACE MYTABLESPACE
DATAFILE '< PATH > '.
SIZE 1 G AUTOEXTEND ON MEASUREMENT OF LOCAL MANAGEMENT AUTOALLOCATE;
The data file is almost full. The question is: given that AUTOEXTEND is enabled, a new data file will automatically create the original data file reaches the limit? (data file is PETIT_FICHIER)
I would appreciate your help.
Thank you998043 wrote:
HelloI m using Oracle 11 g. I created a tablespace by using the following command:
CREATE TABLESPACE MYTABLESPACE
DATAFILE ''.
SIZE 1 G AUTOEXTEND ON MEASUREMENT OF LOCAL MANAGEMENT AUTOALLOCATE;The data file is almost full. The question is: given that AUTOEXTEND is enabled, a new data file will automatically create the original data file reaches the limit? (data file is PETIT_FICHIER)
I would appreciate your help.
Thank you
File stops growing & error is thrown.
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After you rename the data file, cannot start database
Oracle 11 g 2
OEL 5 (ASM)
Network infrastructure (cluster install) - no CARS yet
Something interesting happened. Perhaps this question might be more suited to the "ASM" section, but that's.
I gave a data in ASM file an alias with the following command (the ASM instance):
Then, as mentioned in Note: 564993.1, we need to update the database as well with the new alias. However, when I went to the stopping and starting of the database, I received the following:SQL> alter diskgroup DATA add alias '+DATA/oradb/datafile/users01.dbf' for '+DATA/oradb/datafile/users.253.795630487'; Diskgroup altered.
It's strange. Nothing has changed except the alias being added to the data file. This is all before operation. That's happened?SQL> shutdown immediate; Database closed. Database dismounted. ORACLE instance shut down. SQL> startup mount; ORA-12514: TNS:listener does not currently know of service requested in connect descriptor
I think that it may have to do with the different ASMOPER, ASMADMIN, ASMDBA groups that have been installed as part of the installation of the grid Infrastructure. In addition, the listener is running out of the GI home.
All my variables environment (e.g. ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME, etc.) are defined.
Any ideas?
Thank you.Hello
When you connect with tnsnames alias while the database is down the listner did not know the service, so you must start the database on the server database with sqlplus / as sysdba. After starting the registry of data base with the listener and your connection works again.
Alternativ you can add a service to your listener.ora to connect with him while he is arrested, as long as you do not have it you must use local connect which means sqlplus / as sysdba.concerning
Peter
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