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I am just practicing how to refresh a standby and need help in understanding the comparison of dbf files.  I am using Oracle, on a Unix enviroment. the two databases are on two separate servers.

all the mount points of data files on both databases are similar:
i.e database 1 has /oradata_a with 80 % used. (after running a dbf on Unix)
database 2(is the standby that has to be refreshed and made current) has /oradata_a on its directory at 90% used.

Do I need to delete some .dbf to make the space equal so I do not run out of space, or are the files just copied over the existing dbf files in database2.  In this case i should only worry if the receiving database has less space than the sending database?
Answered By: dvz
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