Oracle Datawarehouse Limitations

Hi All,
can anybody tell me how much maximum data Oracle Datawarehouse can handle.
I am expecting aroung 5TB of data and retaining it for 1yr; the data is numaric and text no LOBS or images.
it will aproximately have 120billion records
can oracle manage this ammount of data?
is it possible to have performace good?
Suggestions....are allways welcome
regards,
sachin

Generally, the only hard limit is going to be how much hardware (i.e. disk) you care to throw at the problem and the rate at which you can load data into the system. A 5 TB data warehouse is certainly large, but there are plenty of folks running systems that large or larger on Oracle.
Getting good performance out of a data warehouse (or any Oracle system for that matter) is, obviously, a huge topic. So I'm not sure what you would want to discuss in this forum. Obviously, reading the appropriate manuals (i.e. the Data Warehousing Guide, the Concepts and Administration guides if you are not already familiar with Oracle, the Performance and Tuning Guide, etc.)
Justin

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