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On Fri, Apr 05, 2013 at 07:41:27AM -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote: > Currently my Oracle installation data directory is at 90% allocated > space on a 500GB physical partition in a VM. When the system was > created last year, the company DBAs set up the specs. Unfortunately > the DBAs are Canadian and are now not allowed to do any IT work in > the US. Politics aside: > The system is organized where /oracle contains the Oracle binaries > and /oradata contains the data > > What I would like to do is: > 1. shutdown the listeners and console > 2. allocate a 1TB vdisk and mount it onto /oradata.new. I'm thinking > of using LVM so that I can add more space by adding another logical > volume. > 3. copy all the bits from /oradata to /oradata.new > 4. unmount /oradata > 5. remount /oradata.new onto /oradata > 6. restart oracle > > The question I have is does Oracle do anything physical such that by > moving the data to another physical volume would cause a problem. Not if it's working as described, no. Moving files to a new filesystem mounted in the same place is fine. -dsr-
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