What exactly makes up the 4gb limit in XE

In regard to the Oracle 4GB limit, what exactly is this limit?
Is this the total size of the datafiles of the user defined tablespaces (excluding SYSTEM and UNDO) so if, for example, we have a 2.8Gb datafile, can we only add another 1.2Gb datafile.
or is it the total size of extents/segments in the user defined tablespace i.e. if we have a 2.8Gb datafile but the database data comes to only 1.7Gb, can we add another tablespace with a new 2.8Gb datafile to allow for another 1.7Gb schema.
Any clarification would be appreciated.

Why not use the Search function of this forum? Just pick the 2nd Re: 10g Xe 4Gb data size limit which should answer your question.
C.

Similar Messages

What exact time is the ipad mini preorder begin?

What exact time is the ipad mini preorder begin? Been waiting here and really want to know when it releases.....

It will be interesting to see how we'll it sells considering its premium price and size. If it sells well then Apple marketing did their homework.

What exactly is in the LR catalog?

I can think of image location references as well as references to the corresponding preview files and Lightroom proprietary image metadata are held in the catalog, but I doubt that develop settings are there because either xml files directly alongside the images are used for that or development settings are stored in the dng files themselves. And for presets etc. Lightroom uses files in the filesystem. So what exactly is in the catalog?
Andreas

dj_paige wrote:
Everything you do to your photos in Lightroom is in the catalog.
Furthermore, there are some organisational matters that the Catalog holds, which are wider in scope than any image taken in isolation. Most critically, the Catalog discriminates which image files you have chosen to import, and which you have not imported (or have since deliberately removed).
Each Catalog has some workflow settings of its own - so one Catalog may be set to write XMP out to the files automatically, and another not to do so. Of course, the Catalog conveniently stores the last view and workspace that you had for your library, including any filtering, stacking or custom ordering of the images.
Each catalog holds a list of keywords (regardless whether these have been used or not) each with nesting, synonym and other properties.
Each Catalog provides Collections, Smart Collections, Print Collections etc which have no existence outside that Catalog.
Each Catalog can maintain Publish setups, collections, smart folders, and ongoing change-tracking relationships with external image copies either locally or online.
The same for remembered print settings of each image, page setups, softproofing settings etc
The same for Virtual Copies along with all their text and develop metadata - these are treated within the Catalog (only), as fully functional images in their own right. But if you go to the folder on disk, there is nothing to see of these whatever.
Some people put quite a lot of effort into settings which are in fact available outside LR and its Catalog, because they are "shared" with ACR. This includes processing defaults, lens and camera calibration profiles. Also some LR settings saved via a given Catalog, are centrally stored by default, so available to other LR Catalogs: chiefly develop presets, import or export presets, and the like.
Edit: I forgot one of the most important: a History of the steps carried out, giving access to all the different states that the image has passed through.

The question is what that makes me the error when ...

The question is what that makes me the error when downloading.

The question is what that makes me the error when downloading.

What exactly is this: The operation can't be completed because an unexpected error occurred (error code -50).

When I try and create a new folder on an external hard drive or copy files I get this: The operation can’t be completed because an unexpected error occurred (error code -50)
WHY? What does this mean?

Linc. Only one hard drive displays this -50 problem. It is plugged directly into the computer but even though the answer i got (the link) only referenced iTunes, I DID unplug the hard drive and REplug into another port ON THE COMPUTER and even though it still is sllow to open when i click on it, the other problem seems fixed. Does all this mean the hard drive or (new) enclosure is faulty? In your opinion?

How can I tell what app makes up the "usage"?

Under General Settings, you have the option to view usage. How can I tell what app is using that "usage"? It is not data, just time active.

Go to the AppleStore and download BatteryDoctor.
This will help you to see which apps take a lott of your battery level.

What exactly is in the in-app purchase in the new Garageband?

I've found that the lessons in the old version of Garageband are the same as the new one. If you have the old verison and donwload the lessons from it, you also have the lessons for the new version without paying extra. Likewise, it seems, with many of the extra instruments, loops, and sounds.
My question is: Other than the extra drummers, which are new features, what do you get in the new Garageband in-app purchase that wasn't in the old Garageband? Are there new instruments, loops, and sounds?
Thanks
Bob
Note: I did post this question in a reply in this thread https://discussions.apple.com/message/23553002#23553002 but thought it deserved a opic of its own.

I think I can answer my own question. There are a fair number of instruments that are available. I also found that all of the older Garageband instruments are available. At the bottom of the instruments list is a Legacy category. So whether you need all the new ones if you already have the old ones is up to you. I expect that it's the same for the extra loops.
Bob

What is it with the 250Mhz limit?

I just cannot get my 875p neo-fis2r to accept a FSB of 250Mhz. No matter what I do windows either doesn't start or reboot. I has been bothering me for a week now, especially because everything is fine at 249Mhz. So today, I browse the web a bit, and funny enough, there is a bunch of people with the same problem
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NDc3LDc=
or
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=26020&boardid=10&styleid=1&sid=a81d63181e84d85081e803f3c59c8a58
The temperature are fine (well except for the NB temp, which is still 54/55 C, even after changing the NB cooler), the voltage is fine, the RAM is fine, the P4 cooler (Thermaltake Spark7 now) is fine, everything is fine, but no matter what 250Mhz will restart my system :O . Would MSI have cap it? Hardware ? Bios? Anybody?
FYB

slow. I tried the other one, but I didn't touch that setting anymore, after seeing vcore at 2.0V while the board was on ultra turbo. That reading was from core center, so who the heck knows if it is valid.
FYB

So what exactly happened to the X131e on the UK site?

Seems that it has disappeared completely...
Does this mean the device isn't available anymore? What about the warranty?
Owner of: ThinkPad SL510, X131e, X230 (not fond of)
Other systems: MSI GT640, Sony Vaio PCG 709K, Dell Latitude D430,

Hi again, GLaDOSPulse
I'm not sure why the laptop is no longer available on the site. It could be because Lenovo is discontinuing it, but it could be several other things also. Your warranty will be fine even if this is the case.
Hope it helps,
Adam
Did someone help you today? Press the star on the left to thank them with a Kudo!
If you find a post helpful and it answers your question, please mark it as an "Accepted Solution!" This will help the rest of the community with similar issues identify the verified solution and benefit from it.

What exactly became of the "bad patches"

Some months ago the http://www.sun.com/forte/developer/hotnews.html page advertising that some BAD patches existed without going into too much detail about them. I experienced an application breaking in DBTools.h++ after applying some recommended patches for Sun Workshop 5 and therefore rolled them back. I even stepped through the debugger and saw erroneous assignements to a template class' constructor arguments.
My revisions before patching were: 107295-01, 107311-09, 107354-01, 107355-04, 107357-07
The changed revisions after patching were 02, 11, 02, 06, 09 respectively. These are still the recommended patches and I have tried patching a completely unpatched machine at a different site also using DBTools.h++ and seeing it break again.
Questions are:
Can I obtain the older revision levels of the patches ?
Can someone shed some light on what approach to take to this ?
Thanks

Hi Chris,
Have a look at: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_koLdJqpUFo] The quality is not very good, but perhaps this will give you an idea of what's going to be available in Apex 4
Andy

What components make up the services repository?

Hello,
I am looking for information on the services repository in Netweaver.
Can you point me to any documents which describe the enterprise services or web services repository? How do you publish and access a service and is the repository UDDI compliant? Where do you locate WSDL files?
Any pointers you have would be helpful, thanks,
John.

The web services repository for Netweaver is built into WAS 6.40. On SDN, there is a web services section under Web Application Server, you may want to check into that area.
The UDDI directory on WAS is UDDI compliant. In addition, it was developed based on standards that Microsfot and SAP were a strong part of creating. If you look at the UDDI directory on WAS and Windows 2003 Server, you will see striking similarities.
I've struggled to find good documentation on WAS UDDI on SDN. I do know it is installed as part of the WAS. You can manually load services into the WAS UDDI through a front end, and you can search for them as well. The UDDI also provides a programmatic way to load and find services (via web services). However, at this point I'm unable to find any documentation on that.
I hope this gives you some help, though I understand I've not answered all your questions.

What about us with the 4GB phone

Should we ask for some type of credit as well......

Yes...the 4gigs are being sold for $299... I want the $200 difference... Haven't even received my credit card statement for it yet!

Only boots into safe mode (What exactly is left out in safe mode?)

my PBG4 hangs on a blank blue screen when i boot it, this happens on fresh (HD wiped) installs of both Tiger and Leopard. It boots fine from a dvd and while in safe mode.
i want to try to track down what exactly is causing the hang, i guess it is a hardware problem that only presents itself when all the stock drivers from apple are installed. is there a list somewhere of what is left out of a safe mode boot?

Hi slee!
"...this happens on fresh (HD wiped) installs of both Tiger and Leopard."
Do you mean that, you did an Erase & Install of Tiger 10.4.x, and the PowerBook G4, won't successfully startup, and the same, if you do an Erase & Install of Leopard 10.5.x?
Have you successfully installed either of those versions on the PB G4 before?
Are you using a Full Retail Version, of the Tiger Install DVD, and a Full Retail Version Of Leopard.
Or are you using a Model Specific DVD, from another model of Mac?
If this is the type of disc, then that may explain the unsuccessful installation.
The discs should look exactly like the images in the above links, and not say Upgrade, CPU Drop-in DVD, or "This software is part of a hardware bundle purchase - not to be sold seperately." on them.
ali b

What exactly it means SET PF-STATUS SPACE

Hi Eerts,
What exactly it means, the following statement. Pls give me clear idea on this.
SET PF-STATUS SPACE
Thanks
Sanjana

check this thread
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=-1&messageID=2218087
(the last answer in that thread by Viday Chowdry)
Raja

How to specify in what coding to send the letter?

How in SOAP protocol to specify in what coding to send the letter?
It is necessary for me to send letters outside in coding UTF-8
Serg

Thank your
The accurate and clear answer!
I will wait FTF or gw8.0.3.
Serg
Originally Posted by Preston Stephenson
Sorry, I'm not sure what the question is.
I can see that you are using 8.0.2 HP3 (build 96933).
You will need a later version than that.
Either an FTF file or wait for 8.0.3.
You will need a build of the agents greater or
equal to 97527.
There is no work around. (You can not get around
the problem until you get a build later than
8.0.2 HP3.)
Preston
>>> On Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 4:26 AM,
skoltogyan<[email protected]> wrote:
> Thank your for answer.
> Now we try to send letters from the program written by us.
> We try to send letters on SOAP protocol through POA.
> Letters it is sent exterior (example ‑ to the [email protected]) to
> users.
>
> At sending from the program the text of the letter and a letter body is
> sent п UTF‑8.
> Of it were convinced with the help tcpdump.
> tcpdump servers with POA applied directly on eth0.
> Look:
> 1) from WS ‑> Server
> #o]E* @_G~PPOST /soap HTTP/1.1
> User‑Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; MS Web Services Client
> Protocol 2.0.50727.5448)
> Content‑Type: text/xml; charset=utf‑8
> SOAPAction: "sendItemRequest"
> Host: 172.16.16.230:7191
> Content‑Length: 879
> Expect: 100‑continue
>
> 2) Answers from Server to WS:
> ================================
> ]#oE_@@`Pnz`HTTP/1.1 200
> Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 11:39:27 GMT
> Server: Linux GroupWise POA 8.0.2
> Content‑Type: text/xml; charset=utf‑8
> Content‑Length: 715
> =============================
> ]#oE_@@^bPn|Pragma: no‑cache
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF‑8"?><soap:Envelope
> xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
> xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema‑instance"
>
xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><soap:Body><loginResp
> onse
> xmlns:gwt="http://schemas.novell.com/2005/01/GroupWise/types"
>
xmlns="http://schemas.novell.com/2005/01/GroupWise/methods"><session>J3fTBX
> KWBLSiAud8</session><userinfo><gwt:name>Ami
>
Common</gwt:name><gwt:email>[email protected]</gwt:email><gwt:uuid>BC486580‑06D2
0000‑9A57‑
> 6D006200E000</gwt:uuid></userinfo><gwVersion>8.0.2
>
</gwVersion><build>96933</build><serverUTCTime>2011‑12‑16T09:39:27Z</ser
verUTCTime><s
>
tatus><gwt:code>0</gwt:code></status></loginResponse></soap:Body></soap:Enve
lope>
> ===============================
>
> 3) from WS to Server
> ===============================================
> #o]E* @_G~PPOST /soap HTTP/1.1
> User‑Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; MS Web Services Client
> Protocol 2.0.50727.5448)
> Content‑Type: text/xml; charset=utf‑8
> SOAPAction: "sendItemRequest"
> Host: 172.16.16.230:7191
> Content‑Length: 879
> Expect: 100‑continue
> ==============================
> #o]E @\~P<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf‑8"?><soap:Envelope
> xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
> xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema‑instance"
> xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"><soap:Header><session
> xmlns="http://schemas.novell.com/2005/01/GroupWise/types">J3fTBXKWBLSiAud
> 8</session></soap:Header><soap:Body><sendItemRequest
> xmlns="http://schemas.novell.com/2005/01/GroupWise/methods"><item
> xmlns:q1="http://schemas.novell.com/2005/01/GroupWise/types"
>
xsi:type="q1:Mail"><q1:delivered>0001‑01‑01T00 :00:00</q1:delivered><q1:s
ubject></q
>
1:subject><q1:distribution><q1:recipients><q1:reci pient><q1:email>skoltogyan
@gmail
>
..com</q1:email></q1:recipient></q1:recipients></q1:distribution><q1:message>
<q1:part
>
length="39">0KjQsNC/0LrQsCEKCtCi0LXRgdGCLgoK0J/QvtC00L/QuNGB0Ywu</q1:part></
> q1:message></item></sendItemRequest></soap:Body></soap:Envelope>
> ===========================================
>
> 4) Answer from Server to WS
> ]#oE_@@`~P%z`HTTP/1.1 200
> Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 11:39:27 GMT
> Server: Linux GroupWise POA 8.0.2
> Content‑Type: text/xml; charset=utf‑8
> Content‑Length: 458
>
>
> At a workstation (WS) ‑ the program written by us works.
> This program on SOAP protocol through POA transfers letters outside the
> GroupWIse.
> Which data is transferred thus on SOAP protocol has shown above.
>
> In what a question (problem) what exactly is impossible:
> The letter from station on SOAP protocol is normally transferred in
> POA. Further through GWIA it is normally delivered to the receiver(
> skoltogyan @ gmail ).
> However to the receiver (the exterior receiver) the letter comes in the
> coding(with header):
> ..
> Subject: =?ISO‑8859‑5?B?wtXh4g==?=
> Mime‑Version: 1.0
> Content‑Type: text/plain; charset=ISO‑8859‑5
> Content‑Transfer‑Encoding: base64
> Content‑Disposition: inline
> ...
> (this is from my foriegn groupwise mailbox in the gmail)
>
> That is necessary: that such letter came in the coding (with Header):
> ...
> To: <[email protected]>
> Subject: =?UTF‑8?B?0YLQtdGB0YI=?=
> Mime‑Version: 1.0
> Content‑Type: text/plain; charset=UTF‑8
> Content‑Transfer‑Encoding: 8bit
> Content‑Disposition: inline
>
> That it is necessary to add in request on SOAP. What the letter,
> leaving in the Internet through gwia went in such type ?
>
> Serg

What exactly makes up the 4gb limit in XE

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for