On 1/11/06, Nadeem M Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now it would only be a matter of time before all disks become full. It
> might be easy to replace a disk which contains only data. But what does
> one do if the disk that has Oracle itself installed becomes full?
I think the best answer to that is, you don't let the logical disk
become full. Move non-Oracle stuff to another drive. If the database
itself starts pushing the limit, get a bigger hard drive and move it
over. Best yet, migrate to LVM or use some storage clustering scheme.
Don't ask me how to actually do any of that. I don't know. Though I
probably would if I were database administrator.
-todd
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