Yes, certainly. You'll find the maximum fragment sizes in the
application developer guide at
http://developer.marklogic.com/pubs/4.1/books/dev_guide.pdf
The maximum size of a single XML fragment is 128 MB for 32-bit machines,
512 MB for 64-bit machines.
Keep in mind that working with large documents will require more time
than working with small documents does. Depending on how you approach
the application code and how fast your system is, you may not be able to
maintain sub-second response times.
-- Mike
On 2009-07-16 06:34, Rajesh TR wrote:
Hi,
We have a business requirement, where huge documents needs to be searched
(each document contains title, abstract and description and the descriptions
are usually huge around 19MB of content). Frank suggested that I post this
question in the Discussion group. The problem about fragmentation is that the
description is just one big text chunk and it cannot be fragmented more.
Is Marklogic capable of handling such huge files? Or is there any workaround?
(Note: We cannot think of manipulating the content as these are trillions of
documents).
Best Regards,
Rajesh TR.
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