Title: To create a new datafile or to increase a existing datafile.
In
this case anything would do. Better would be to expand the already mentioned
dfiles as the Sixth datafile would be placed on to some H.Disk and then I/O
contention to that disk would increase. Better is to redistribute the load among
the various datafiles.
If you
have one hard disk then it would not matter at all between the two different
scenarios.
Vikas
Khanna
-Original Message-From: Denham Eva
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 1:53
PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: To
create a new datafile or to increase a existing datafile.
Hello Gurus
Which is the better policy: Say you have five datafiles of 1GB in size each, now the
total freespace is less than 10%. Would it
be wise to increase the datafiles to 2GB or would it be better for the system
to add a sixth datafile?
Would appreciate any views on this point.
Rgds Denham
Eva Oracle DBA
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