on 11-16-2011 10:48 AM
Hello
During installation of Oracle 11.2 on Redhat 6.1linux , I have asked to define the maxsize of the data file .
is there any best practice regards for size of oracle datafille ?
curently I have max datafile size 32G.
I want the biggest size with the optimization from this size concerning to backup and restore.
what is the optimal size 32G ? 128 G ? or maybe 1020 G ( 1 Tera ) ?
Thanks
Shlomi AmbarI
Hi,
new note: 1644762 - Oracle BigFile Tablespaces
If you like big files -> there you go.
I like small files and I like having a couple of these.
- Easier multiplexing in backups.
- Better possibility to fillup broken backup or restore runs.
If you are on the edge as far the limits are concerned, you need to get bigger files.
Volker
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Hi,
You can check SAP Note 129439 - Maximum file sizes with Oracle.
Thanks
Sunny
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Hi,
There is no thumb rule to define max size of the datafile. It depends upon your OS limits.
Ideally I would recommend to have data file size not more that 32GB. This is because many a times during restoration or during backup file sizes more than this are not readable by the backup copy commands like dd and cp.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
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Thanks
The OS level permit data file size of about 250 Tera !
As of Oracle 9, the file size limit of 4194302*DB_BLOCK_SIZE applies (8k in the SAP environment), that is, 32GB.
I know that for MS-SQL there is a recomendatiion to use 64k block size.
If I use DB_BLOCK_SIZE = 64k then the hardware able to get more data using I/O bus.
So if the hardware is able to manage big data file whta is the optimal DB_BLOCK_SIZE and from this size what is the optimal DATA size ?
Kr
Shlomi
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