Nope, the 2GB limit was an old limit imposed by the FAT file system. The
file size limits are dependent on the file system used. The sizes for
various file systems and page sizes are summarized under:
ASA Database Administration Guide
Physical Limitations
Size and number limitations
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"Bill Williams" <billwilliams (AT) qcsoftware (DOT) com> wrote
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I have read/heard that the maximum filesize of a table space file is 2 GB.
We are normally operating on a Windows 2003 server computer using NTFS as
the type of file system.
Is 2 GB the maximum size in this situation?
Thanks |