By the time you have to worry, you will have retired from the job ;-)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have a table in my database ( size 70GB ) with size of 7GB and it has 13
indexes on it. 5 Indexes are of the size 2 GB and rest are around
500-800Mb.
Total size of the table and
Deepender - Wracking my brain to recall 7.3. Is partitioning a feature? One
thing you might consider is to keep each of the indexes in its own
tablespace. This will give you more flexibility. I would also keep track of
the size each week to help you forecast growth. Size restrictions will
depend
What about max # of datafiles?
If you're added them every 2 weeks what about making them larger? After
all, not many systems are restricted by the 2Gb file size limit any more.
Michael Hand
Polaroid Corp
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Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 3:38 PM
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With the size of your table you might want to consider changing it into a
fake partitioned table (assuming there is a key that it would make sense to
partition on) for better performance. While 7.3 doesn't support real
partitioning, you can create seperate tables (each in their own tablespace)
