> >(IMHO: Anything that needs to create a single 6-gig file is probably > >broken, and should split the file into multiple parts.) > > Some of our customers data sets _start_ with that kind of size. You imply that a single dataset MUST reside in one file. Why? I find it difficult to believe that anything that big is being processed all in one chunk. The overhead of dividing it into 1Gb lumps chunks seems minimal to me; intelligent handling of the chunks could even improve speed. Peter Lister [EMAIL PROTECTED] Computer Centre, Cranfield Institute of Technology, Voice: +44 234 754200 ext 2828 Cranfield, Bedfordshire MK43 0AL UK Fax: +44 234 750875
Re: Looking for a UNIX file system...
Peter Lister, Cranfield Computer Centre Thu, 1 Jul 93 06:28:11 -0400
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- Re: Looking for a UNIX fi... Robert Thurlow
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- Re: Looking for a UNIX file s... Peter Lister, Cranfield Computer Centre
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- Re: Looking for a UNIX fi... Robert Thurlow
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