Yes thanks I mean 1024.

But what I just need to know that the BLOB data captured under the 4096
will not be affected by the 1024 settings accessing them ??

I believe I am worrying to much and that the database has been restored ALL through
with the 1024 size . But I need to confirm.

thanks in Advance

Johannes

At 13:06 20/07/2004, you wrote:

>> >//The problem
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>> >We have restored some client databases where the database page size was originally 4096
>> >to 1026. We discovered this a time afterwards and want to know if there can be issues from
>> >this we do have a lot of BLOB fields that there is actively
>> >being worked on..
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>1026? Surely you mean 1024? This isn't a problem per se, i.e. it should work perfectly well,
>but 4096 is better since this is the normal I/O size for most operating systems.
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