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RE: [QUESTIONS] File size limit. How it afect PostgreSQL?
Peter Mount <peter@maidstone.gov.uk> — 1998-05-07T13:35:39Z
[cc'd to general] > I was testing a new 4Gb disk and one of the teste was to create a TAR file > that must have ~ 3.5 Gb but it allways stop at 2,147,481,600 bytes with a > write error message. That sounds like the 2Gb file limit > Could it be a hardware limit? Or a UNIX limits? Or a TAR limit? It's a unix limit (2^32-1 bytes if I remember) > If I have a table as big as this limit (a table with BLOBS inside), will > postgress fail? Unless your blobs are 2Gb in size, then no, as each one is a seperate pair of tables/indices. In theory, when a table reaches the magic 2Gb limit it should split the table into two. -- Peter T Mount, peter@maidstone.gov.uk, peter@retep.org.uk Please note that this is from my works email. If you reply, please cc my home address.