Create tablespace whose name length is greater than 50 ?

Can i create tablespace in oracle 10g whose name length is greater than 50 characters ?

Name tablespaces descriptively using a maximum of eight characters. Although Oracle Database tablespace names can be 30 characters long, portable UNIX filenames are restricted to 14 characters. The recommended standard for a datafile basename is tn.dbf, where t is a descriptive tablespace name and n is a two-digit string. Because the extension and the two-digit string take six characters, only eight characters remain for the tablespace name.
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desc dba_tablespaces
So clearly the answer is NO.
Tablespace names are invisible and irrelevant. Why the question?

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Hi Srinivasu,
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Hies
Guys I've a problem in oracle report calling from Oracle FORMS. I am using reports and forms 6i. When the report name length is more than 30 characters the report engine runs first time correctly but on the second call of report the system gives an error :
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Maybe this information is of any help:
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Activated transfer rules w/o routine , and again i created the same routine , no syntx errors.
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Short text          "TRANSFER f TO dataset" ignores LENGTH addition
Responsible         SAP AG
Component           BC-ABA-LA
                    Syntax, Compiler, Runtime
Long text
Symptom
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SAP_BASIS SAP Basis component
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i want to create java variables dynamically whose name is the
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in what manner i can do this.

i want to create java variables dynamically whose
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32767 is not default. The default is still 4000 for VARCHAR2. You need to set the initialization parameter MAX_STRING_SIZE= EXTENDED for 32767.
Text from Oracle documentation
Extended Data Types
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How to create web interface whose name includes _ (underscore)

Hi Experts,
In my project we are creating web interface. The steps are as below:
1) Run transaction code upspm and copy the planning folder
2) Save the planning folder as web enabled planning folder
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Hi
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