Help required to understand the concepts for data files in tablespace

Hi Guys!
Conceptual understanding for data files.
A tablespace is having 2 datafiles.
What once the data files will get full? I know we can create data files but what if there is no space on the server for any additional file to be created?
Do we require to make the oldest file offline and move outside the environment?
Thanks

782790 wrote:
Hi Guys!
Conceptual understanding for data files.
A tablespace is having 2 datafiles.
What once the data files will get full? I know we can create data files but what if there is no space on the server for any additional file to be created?
Do we require to make the oldest file offline and move outside the environment?
ThanksIf the datafiles are full, there is not much that you would get from the "defragmentation" of the datafiles. It would be sort of like this in the start,
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Then it will be ,
FFFFFFFUUUUUFFFFFUUUUUU
So what you are going to get is something like this, (if would be done),
FFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUU
So that's how the datafile would like. But that won't give you much of the space anyways still. The option to add a storage must be there with you. The file being offline wont take away the space that it has already allocated. And moreover, doing so, would also impact the access to the data that it would be storing within it.
HTH
Aman....

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So I Need sample document with step by step instruction. i have 5 days only to migrate, i gone through so many blogs and post in metalink, but i didn't understand the concept exactly.
Santhosh Kumar. K

Hi K,
There are many ways to do it, it will all depend on your environment.
The way that works for me is:
1. Deploy your project to SAR (it will actually generate a jar file)
2. Copy the generated file to the environment where it will be deployed
3. Use the ant-sca-deploy.xml to deploy it
ant-sca-deploy.xml will be located at $BEA_HOME/Oracle_SOA1/bin
and you can call it from your own ant build.xml like this:
     <target name="deploy-app">
          <ant
               antfile="${beaHome}/Oracle_SOA1/bin/ant-sca-deploy.xml"
               target="deploy"
               dir="${beaHome}/Oracle_SOA1/bin"
               >
               <property name="serverURL" value="${scaDeployUrl}"/>
               <property name="sarLocation" value="${appEarDestDir}/${sca.jar}"/>
               <property name="overwrite" value="true"/>
               <property name="user" value="${domainUser}"/>
               <property name="password" value="${domainPwd}"/>
               <property name="failOnError" value="true"/>
               <property name="partition" value="${partition}"/>
          </ant>
     </target>
Cheers,
Vlad
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>1. Do we still have the SP Stack upgrades within Ehp 1? Or, has it been revamped completely and there is no more SP upgrades and we only need to do EhP upgrades? In this case, if I have to upgrade from Netweaver 7.01, is my only option upgrading to 7.02?
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>2. Is there a place where I can start to catchup with the whole EhP concept? I would like to know the maintenance life cycle and the impact on our environment.
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