Max number of dataspaces in table space

I am getting the error ORA-1686 max # files(1023)reached for tablespace SAPPR1 when trying to create a new dataspace.
The tablespace has 1023 2GB dataspaces in it. What is my best option for this tablespace?
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Hmm...well, there are several options, with varying degrees of complexity and difficulty.
First, each file is 2GB. Though that was a common limit for datafile size in years gone by, any reasonably up-to-date O/S should be able to handle files of much larger sizes. So, you could begin by growing the size of the existing datafiles.
Second, you could move some objects out of that tablespace, freeing up some space there.
Third, you could move all the objects out, drop the tablespace, and re-create it with datafiles larger than 2GB.
Finally, if you're on 10g, and you're planning to rebuild the tablespace, you may want to investigate bigfile tablespaces.
-Mark

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