How datafile being extended over different mount point automatically

Hello,
I would like to understand if I have like 20 datafiles created over 2 mount point. All of it being setup with auto extend of 1GB and maxfile of 10GB. All files are not a max size yet.
10 datafiles at /mountpoint1 with free space of 50GB
10 datafiles at /mountpoint2 with free space of 200MB
Since mountpoint2 have absolutely no space for auto extend, will it keep extending datafiles at mountpoint1 until it hit the maxsize of each file?
Will it cause any issue of having mountpoint could not be extended due to mountpoint2?

Girish Sharma wrote:
In general, extents are allocated in a round-robin fashionNot necessarily true. I used to believe that, and even published a 'proof demo'. But then someone (may have been Jonothan Lewis) pointed out that there were other variables I didn't control for that can cause oracle to completely fill one file before moving to the next. Sorry, I don't have a link to that converstation, but it occurred in this forum, probably some time in 2007-2008.Ed,
I guess you are looking for below thread(s)... ?
Re: tablespaces or datafile
or
Re: tablespace with multiple files , how is space consumed?
Regards
Girish SharmaYes,but even those weren't the first 'publication' of my test results, as you see in those threads I refer to an earlier demo. That may have been on usenet in comp.database.oracle.server.

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