Hi,
> And it is very uncommon to 'constantly increase' a database size.
> Usually the database is defined, disks are assigned and so on
> one assumes to be enough for the next time (counted in years, not
> in days or months).
I'm not sure that "very uncommon" is reality. I think it depends on how
you use the database - if it is part of an application, our experience,
atleast, is that it is very inconvenient that the database doesn't
"autogrow". For example, if you are deploying it with an app, and there is
no database administrator as such, who's going to do the growing?
Having said all that, didn't I see in the latest release notes that there
is now an option for SAP to autogrow?
Cheers,
David
"Zabach, Elke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@listserv.sap.com on 19/08/2003
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Subject: RE: Newbie: Questions about SAPDB
Reggie White wrote:
...
>
> Also I noticed that I had to set the initial size of the
> database, does the
> database AUTOMATICALLY grow from that point on or do I
> constantly have to
> increase the size manually?
I would not name it INITIAL size, I would name it size.
this size can (to some extend) increased by a user.
But it will NOT increase automatically.
And it is very uncommon to 'constantly increase' a database size.
Usually the database is defined, disks are assigned and so on
one assumes to be enough for the next time (counted in years, not
in days or months).
Elke
SAP Labs Berlin
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