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Thanks a lot for your help,<br />
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Dan
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In grid OEM, for a 10.2.0.3 Oracle database on Windows 2003, I see a datafile maximum file size of 32,767 MB for all datafiles set to autoextend with no growth limit. &nbsp;There's 45 GB free space available on the disk, so the number seems to mean something else.<br />
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What does the 32,767 MB signify? &nbsp;Also, is this the value that OEM uses when looking at tablespace used percentage thresholds?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Dan
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In grid OEM, for a 10.2.0.3 Oracle database on Windows 2003, I see a datafile maximum file size of 32,767 MB for all datafiles set to autoextend with no growth limit.  There's 45 GB free space available on the disk, so the number seems to mean something else.

What does the 32,767 MB signify?  Also, is this the value that OEM uses when looking at tablespace used percentage thresholds?

Thanks,
Dan

Maximum data file size 32,767 in OEM

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