SUMMARY: 2GB file limit for account

From: <VinetteD_at_stentor.ca>
Date: Tue Jun 17 2003 - 14:48:17 EDT
All,

     Thanks for the quick responses.  The general consensus seems to be that the
2GB limit is due to Solaris 2.6 being a 32-bit OS.  Also, Oracle 7.3.4 doesn't
support exports larger than 2GB anyway.  Ways around it are upgrading to Solaris
8 (not an option right now) and a more recent version of Oracle (also not going
to happen right now) or a workaround using named pipes which allows for
on-the-fly comporession of the export.  I'll look into this option.

Thanks again,

David

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Hello,

     We have some systems running Solaris 2.6 the Oracle DBA wants to dump some
tables to disk.  The problem is the DBA's account only allows file creations of
2GB.

     Is there a way to increase this file limit to say, 6GB?  Can this be done
on the fly, or would some parameter be required in /etc/system that would need a
reboot to take effect?  Would like to not bring the system down, if possible.

Thanks in advance,

David
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