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How to grow a file system with Oracle Linux 6

Posted on January 16, 2017 by admin — No Comments ↓

I get asked this question all the time… “Can you please add 20 G to/u01 for me?” Many DBAs and Middleware admins are nervous about making changes to their Linux systems, especially if they do not understand how changes effect Continue reading →

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