Tom

In this case, I would use a uniform extent size -- you know approximately
how large the data is today. Since there is no measureable overhead for
having multiple segments, I would go with something much smaller than a 12MB
extent size -- 512K to 1MB, depending on what your OS read size is.

Kevin
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All,

I'm being given a requirement to store a BLOB column in the database.  I'm
being told that the average size of the file (it's a PDF) is 12,000 K.  I'm
assuming that I should store this column in a separate tablespace from the
table data.  If I use an LMT tablespace, what should I use for the uniform
allocation size?  Should I use 12,000 K or something larger to store one PDF
per segment?  Am I all wrong here?

thanks in advance

Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional

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