Records limit 300000

At one of my client computers with win2000 oracle 8i
we can not insert into table more, then 300000 records
The disk free space is very big
What we should do to fix this problem

Hi Kamalesh,
I dont see such a limit.
SQL> select count(*) from yy;
COUNT(*)
4194304
SQL> insert into yy select * from yy;
4194304 rows created.
SQL> select count(*) from yy;
COUNT(*)
8388608
Vladimir, can you post the error message that you are getting ?
regards

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