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On Thu, 18 Jul 1996 14:05:28 -0700
Gary L. Paveza, Jr. <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Hello all
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>One of our application programmers has dug up the following about
>TurboImage databases under 4.0 and was wondering if the same limits
>applied under 5.0 (we're moving to 5.0 on a new machine this weekend -
>will go production in mid-August).
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>Data item names per database 1023
>Data item names per data entry (set) 255
>Data sets per database 199
>Maximum data entry size 4096
>Data entries per data set 2 (31) - 1
>Data entries per data set 2 (31) - 1
>Maximum data item length 4096
>Maximum data set file size @ Gb
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>He's really most interested in the Maximum data entry size and Maximum
>data item length. Any help will be appreciated as we have been unable
>to find this info in the documentation.
On Fri, 19 Jul 1996 00:10:49 -0400
DebbyG <[log in to unmask]> (Debbie Gray) responded:
>Sorry to disappoint you, but the limits are the same on 5.0.
>5.5 raises the max. dataset file size to 40 Gb if you convert
>to or use Jumbo datasets. Keep asking for the other limits
>to be raised however (1-800-224-hp3k) if it's really important.
Just to clarify,
Maximum data entry size 4094 bytes or 2047 words (16 bit)
Maximum data item length 4094 bytes or 2047 words (16 bit)
Maximum data set file size .5 GB under Classic MPE/V
2 GB under MPE/XL 1.0 - 3.1
4 GB under MPE/iX 4.0 - present
for single file
~40 GB under IMAGE version C.06.00
using Jumbo datasets
available
as of Express 3 release
under 5.0
Data entries per data set Limited to 2**(23)-1 * blocking factor
I personally have not seen a dataset that contained more than 8-digit number
of entries. Anyone have a dataset with more than 100,000,000 entries?
Sincerely,
Ken Paul a.k.a. [log in to unmask]
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