Who wants to utilize and write to and from a huge databank which basically is mainly an archive on a minute basis (I get my mail every few minutes). I know that bites and bytes don't get 'abused' but the potentiality of a read or write error introduced into a calculation is there - even if miniscule small - and the higher the access amounts for a single file the higher the potentiality of a corrupted database. Well, that's how I see it. And thus I am absolutely PRO your decision.
---marlyse ------------ former message(s) quotes: ------------- >So there you go. Yes, this is a political decision, as are many design >decisions since we've been writing software; we've really tried to take >a vast majority of usages into account before making it, and feel >comfortable that we've done what is good for our users.
