Now i understood so if i use XFS on my linux box
i will have no problems to put video(MPEG4) inside db:)
ok this is good thing .
I read on cnet.com about self healing db's
this is something done by sun .
if an hardware failure apears in the middle of the night
(Memory failure,Power failure or even Network,Cpu failure)
then the db could be run after that thing .
What are the firebird plans for this things of events?
because i have an client with some network problems or something
these are the dates :ib4 on a redhat 5
the log file is full of :inet error: send errno =32,88
and is about 1.6G .
Interbase is smart and i don't have any invalid data inside the db .
I know this is not an Arhitect question but
How can i disable the log file because i don't want to reach out of space disk.












On Sun, 10 Jun 2001 17:27:27 +0200
Paul Reeves <paul@...> wrote:

> Marius Popa wrote:
> >
> > so this is what i understand if i want to use 1terabyte db i need
> > an processor that can handle with 64 bit pointers (like
> > itanium or the next x86-64) ?
> >
>
>
> Not really. Firebird already supports database sizes of approx 1 Terabyte across
> all platforms. However, this is only achieved by using multiple files. ie,
> Firebird sees a single database, but the database itself is made of multiple
> files.
>
> The 64 bit I/O that is being introduced to Firebird is not at all related to 64
> bit processors. 32 bit processors will support 64-bit file I/O. The problems
> that exist Firebird on 32 bit operating systems are a result of a) 32 bit file
> i/o at the O/S level and b) 32 bit file i/o at the Firebird level. The latter is
> in the course of being resolved. The former is in the lap of your chosen O/S
> platform.
>
>
> Paul
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