Hi Andy, While the files show as 200MB that are sparse files. Linux will show 8M > files with "ls -l" but the directory, to "du -sh" is 208K. Sparse files > don't allocate all their space. OS/X seems to be difefrent - "du -sh" > reports the sum of the file sizes, but they are still sparse files and don't > consume all their disk space. > Good to know that they are sparse files and not taking much space on disk. But they still require space when backing up, zipping, copying to other machines, etc.
> In theory, the index segment size is configurable (see > SystemTDB.SegmentSize) but it isn't tested for in the test suite. > That would require recompilation, as the parameter is final and cannot be changed with original jars. Kind regards, Mikhail
