I can't say for certain that it would work at all, but if it did I
would wonder if performance would be as good as a properly sized
hashed file. Why would you want to change this to a directory?
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recently discussed).
George
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I can't say for certain that it would work at all, but if it did I
would
I frequently do this on UV. (Note--the VOCLIB or a PL file; **NOT** the
VOC file!) It makes using non-U2 editors a lot easier. I use UltraEdit
on Windows and TextWrangler on Mac. Both have Open/Save via ftp.
Performance? Minor hit when invoking paragraph as the READ in the VOCLIB
now requires
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Performance? Minor hit when invoking paragraph as the READ in the
VOCLIB now requires an extra Unix (or Windows) fopen as the record
is a file.
But I haven't seen a noticeable degradation.
Clif, how many items are
Clif, how many items are typically in your VOCLIB? Just wondering if
there's a not recommended past x size consideration to keep in mind?
I'm not intending to hijack the thread, but what is the intended purpose of
the VOCLIB file? I have one in each Universe account, but in each case it
has 0
You'll use more disk space (8K minimum per record on Tru64 Unix by
default; if the record is larger than 8K, then disk will be used in
increments of 8K).
It's also possible, but unlikely, to use up all the namespace that Tru64
allocates for record ID's in the Unix filesystem. We found this when a
Kevin King wrote:
I can't say for certain that it would work at all, but if it did I
would wonder if performance would be as good as a properly sized
hashed file. Why would you want to change this to a directory?
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your reply.
I have tested this and found that it appears to
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Clif, how many items are typically in your VOCLIB? Just wondering if
there's a not recommended past x size consideration to keep in
mind?
I'm not intending to hijack the thread
My own VOCLIBS are not that large, usually 100 items. I see that
Thomas has posted some limits and guidelines for Tru64. Other platforms
will differ. As an anecdotal note, however, I had a client a while back
who had a 30,000 record 17GB SAVEDLISTS file on AIX. With the
exceptions noted
had a few accounts with large PH's)
George
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You'll use more disk space (8K minimum per record on Tru64
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Clif, how many items are typically in your VOCLIB? Just wondering if
there's a not recommended past x size consideration to keep
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The idea is to keep your VOC as small and as RESIZE friendly as posisble
for performance reasons
Thanks to everyone who responded to my post. Based on the information in
your responses, I think this change will work for me in my environment
here.
Josh
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