Disk space not enough

the planning database grows very fast .... it grows 100gb/month
any help
to reduce it

Hi-
1. By changing the density of the data, by means of increasing the number of sparse dimensions, u will reduce the .pag files and increasing slightly .ind data.
2. By setting the data type from Stored to Dynamic Calc or Label Only, u will reducing the block size (if done in dense dimensions), and number of blocks (if done in sparse dimensions).
3. Try to restructure ur database, in case of the database is suffering fragmentation.
Try to browse for detailed info: [http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12825_01/epm.111/esb_dbag.pdf]
Page 66. for Dense and Sparse
Page 148. for Data Types
Page 820. for fragmentation
-Will

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