Am 24.02.2014 um 04:21 schrieb [email protected]:
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> generally speaking, i’d discourage you from looking at that limit from the
> perspective of “how large will my data be?”. instead, consider it a
> safeguard, for the os/environment. evaluate your particular environment, and
> use values amongst your various instances such that, were something
> unexpected to happen, the entire disk/partition/etc is not consumed to the
> point of choking out the os [or perhaps other more important processes, etc].
>
> -ben
>
I think this is valid, if you're thinking in terms of this is my database and
this is my server where it runs on. I am more trying to use lmdb as a
persistable hashtable, that I could put into a variety of my applications that
me and other people would use. I have no idea beforehand, what the use is going
to be on other peoples devices and most probably the other people wouldn't know
either.
Currently I am making a clone of the environment and then create a new bigger
environment and copy from small into big. This seems to work so far, but it's
just doesn't feel right to me.
Ciao
Nat!
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