What is limit of database size in oracle 10g standard edition/edition one

Hai All,
What is the limit of database size in oracle 10g standard edition and standard edition one.. I see the white paper of oracle says that the limitation is 500 GB. This limitation is correct.? if correct then what happened after the limit..?
Please help?
Shiju

What white paper would that be? I can't see any limit in the Oracle Database 10g Editions comparisons.
C.

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2) what are the difference between both the edition.
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Hi Anit,
Is it safe to do so.ALWAYS check with your CSR for licensing deals, things change constantlt.
what are the difference between both the edition.EE has all the goodies! Here is my list of differences in SE and EE: http://www.dba-oracle.com/art_so_oracle_standard_enterprise_edition.htm
what are the restriction i can face if i am moving form 10g enterprise to 10g standard.No replication, no Data Guard, no stored outlines, no MV's . . . .
what are the steps i have to do to do the same.Just install SE, point your $ORACLE_HOME to it and bounce
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