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is there a view allowing to check simply to which size a datafile in
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thx a lot,
best regards,

I'm running a 8.1.7.4 DB on a Solaris 8 node.
During the execution of a batch job (a cleansing procedure issuing
DELETE on large tables), I got the following error:
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Hello every one,
I need your help because I have no idea how to do this...
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I have a problem which must be in this :
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version.   There are currently no plans to upgrade prod to Solaris 10.

I have a SQL statement that uses a user defined function like this
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