2009/6/25 Jim Fulton j...@zope.com:
Right, no limit. Of course, 2**32 and 2**64 are pretty big number to
to begin with.
Nah, filling up a LxTree would just take a couple of billion terabytes
(if the objects are reasonably small). Easypeasy. :)
BTrees rule, btw, I like when I can use them
On Jun 25, 2009, at 9:29 AM, 无姓无名 wrote:
in zodb3.8 a IXBtree support 64bit int key,
I-BTrees use 32-bit *signed* keys. L-BTrees use 64-bit signed keys.
it is means the max number is 2**64.
actually (2**31)-1 (I-) or (2**63)-1 (L-)
and a IXBtree can hold 2**64 items max.
2**32 (I-) or
