I have a bunch of questions.

Is it static, once built?
How do you build it?
How do you get to entries?
How long is it in memory?
How much memory is on the system?

All of the answers to the above, plus more, will drive what the correct design 
might be.  A more extensive description of the situation will result in more 
focused answers.

Chris Blaicher
Senior Software Engineer, Software Services
Syncsort Incorporated
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Of Donald Likens
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Subject: Large table in memory

I have a table with variable length entries that range from 94 bytes to 32K and 
an average length of 875 bytes. This table has a maximum size of 35,000 
entries. I am thinking about using cells for this table but concerned on the 
impact to the system getting over a 1 gigabyte of storage (35K*32K). I am 
putting this cell pool above the bar but what about backing this storage with 
AUX and page faults? Should I be concerned? If I don’t use a cell pool the 
memory usage is around 30M.

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