Thanks for your information, Nic.
Did it mention what's the OS for the 200GB database?
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Thanks for your
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I'd guess Solaris, but I'm not sure.
Interbase tends to max out at about
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Edward Huang wrote:
I'm not worrying about the connections. The connections I want is very
small (10~15), so there should be no problem. Only problem for our database
is large volume. The largest two tables could go over 20GB. It's pretty
hard to loadtest this kind
Edward wrote:
I'm not worrying about the connections. The connections I want is very
small (10~15), so there should be no problem. Only problem for our
database is large volume. The largest two tables could go over 20GB.
It's pretty hard to loadtest this kind of hurge database (take a
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On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Edward Huang wrote:
think all major database systems should have some figures about how large
(how far) it can go (with real examples), so save people do the load test
every time when they want to evaluate a database system.
Would it not also depend on what you had in
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It wouldn't take too long to populate a large database. I think we could
have a test some stage after we go further.
But if someone else already use the database with the size we
required, then
we could save the testing time
Worked with a 35GB Interbase on NT, not long after that though
they ran into issues - could have been number of users? - and switched
to Oracle. That was IB 4 or 5(? - Late 98), it's probably better
now. The advantage of IB though has to be that source code with
6. (Woohoo: fork it, make some
Biggest I've heard of in NZ is about 2-3gig. AFAIK, the specs say it can
handle (from interbase.com):
Maximum size of database: 32TB using multiple files; largest recorded
InterBase database in production is over 200GB
Maximum size of one file: 4GB on most platforms; 2GB on some platforms
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