In my experience with CFFILE going back to CF 2.0, CF will need approximatly
2.25 - 2.5 times the file size of memory to process a file.  It will also
need approximately the same amount of disk space.  So, if you expect 2 100MB
files to be uploaded at the same time, you are going to need in excess of
500MB of RAM available, and in excess of 500MB of diskspace available.  Your
mileage may vary, but not by that much.

DC

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Subject: CFFile and Server requirements


> We're trying to determine server requirements for a B2B site where there
> will only be a
> dozen or so users, but they'll be transferring large data files (upwards
> of 100 MB at
> times). Usually there will be only one upload occurring at a time, but
> occasionally
> there may be several. We'll be building a transfer facility based on
> CFFile, with records
> of each transfer being kept in an Access db (due to the relatively low
> number
> of transactions).
>
> Because of the nature of the site, we're figuring we can run IIS, CF and
> a little Access
> db on the same NT machine, with the view to going to multiple machines
> and an
> industrial-grade db only if the need arises down the track somewhere.
>
> Question: How much RAM does CFFile need to move large files, and what
> should we consider
> when sizing a server whose main task will be handling large file
> transfers?
>
> Gene Kraybill
> ---------------------------------
> Gene Kraybill
> LPW & Associates LLC
> www.lpw.net
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