Built in rule in Linux to prevent additional space after 90% of mount point

We have an RHEL instance on VMware which uses RAID configuration for storage on SAN device. There is an observation with regard to the virtual instance on which our Oracle database is hosted that one of the mount points on which backup is stored starts giving trouble after the spaces reaches 90% in the way that the Oracle backup fails. There is another virtual machine on which there is no problem even if the spaces crosses 90%. Is there something like a rule built in into the file system that could prevent an attempt to write something on it once it reaches 90%?
I hope I have been able to explain the problem that can a rule be built into the file system which prevents writing to it once it reaches 90%.
Requesting a reply to my query.
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