September 6, 2008 01:35pm pdt

1. sdstuber 464,140
2. schwertner 238,570
3. angelIII 167,169
4. sujith80 117,269
5. dvz 77,439
6. sonicefu 76,370
7. jinesh_ka... 66,570
8. DrSQL 65,282
9. johnsone 54,813
10. nav_kum_v 54,300
11. MikeOM_... 51,294
12. rolutola 40,275
13. aiklamha 34,990
14. rbrooker 34,075
15. markgeer 29,509
16. awking00 27,428
17. Milleniuma... 27,405
18. ajexpert 26,980
19. joebednarz 22,350
20. Tolomir 22,243
21. dbmullen 20,445
22. Fekrat 18,750
23. Sqaimes 18,720
24. shajukg 18,470
25. ee_rlee 18,318

1. sdstuber 522,040
2. schwertner 367,074
3. angelIII 327,120
4. sujith80 278,775
5. jinesh_ka... 122,490
6. nav_kum_v 118,105
7. johnsone 109,838
8. sonicefu 107,645
9. dvz 81,814
10. MikeOM_... 76,962
11. markgeer 76,436
12. slightwv 74,355
13. Tolomir 68,871
14. DrSQL 65,282
15. jwahl 60,716
16. YANN0S 57,625
17. rbrooker 55,550
18. joebednarz 48,764
19. anand_2... 48,285
20. rolutola 47,268
21. paquicuba 45,325
22. awking00 41,967
23. oleggold 38,515
24. aiklamha 34,990
25. gattu007 32,695

05.16.2008 at 11:45AM PDT, ID: 23409362

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Oracle 10G , I want to move my database files to the SAN

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I have a server with 10g running on it and i have a virtual volume attched to it and i can read right to this volume that is on a 3PAR san , I have a drive letter agginged to it, I want to either move the database to the san and/or copy the redo logs to it . I am thinking that this setting may be in the conrol file or something , how can I get the database to look to a different location the data files will now be on J: and not c:Start Free Trial

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Oracle 10G , I want to move my database files to the SAN

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