Subject | RE: [firebird-support] Database File Size |
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Author | Eduardo Gamboa |
Post date | 2004-05-21T14:48:12Z |
Thanks Sean.
16 TB is a huge amount of data.
I think my database will grow up to 3 TB max. So I am going to keep my database in one sigle file.
Regards,
Eduardo.
"Leyne, Sean" <sleyne@...> wrote:
Eduardo,
The secondary database filenames are stored in the main database file
with full drive and path information, which makes moving them awkward.
Sean
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16 TB is a huge amount of data.
I think my database will grow up to 3 TB max. So I am going to keep my database in one sigle file.
Regards,
Eduardo.
"Leyne, Sean" <sleyne@...> wrote:
Eduardo,
> My questions are:The current limit is in the area of 16TB.
> What is the largest database file size allowed in one single file in
> Win2K?
> Should I split my database in multiples files?. If so, what would eachI would *not recommend* splitting the database into multiple files.
> file size be?.
The secondary database filenames are stored in the main database file
with full drive and path information, which makes moving them awkward.
Sean
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