Re: Help again. (was: Help with administrating large bbdb wanted.)

1994-02-09 Thread W T
OK we are up to 7500. Can anybody beat that? Don't get me wrong. I'd be happy to have 10,000 entries. It's just the gunzipping time, loading time, and processing time that matter. Oh, and maybe memory. For me on just about any Sparc, anything above 1000 is too much. (Funny about the

Re: Help again. (was: Help with administrating large bbdb wanted.)

1994-02-08 Thread Roland McGrath
I don't know why you get so upset. With the automatic addition of your record, my BBDB is up to 7471 entries. The only thought about this that has come to mind is that my computer needs more RAM.

Re: (was: Help with administrating large bbdb wanted.)

1994-02-07 Thread Todd_Kaufmann
I always do bbdb-changed before saving. My bbdb has 2500+ entries (400K). To make bbdb more useful, I think we need a way to easily trade sets of entries with other people. (Do you have any intelligence to report?) Also, removing the bbdb from emacs and putting it into it's own process. A net

Re: (was: Help with administrating large bbdb wanted.)

1994-02-07 Thread Jamie Zawinski
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I always do bbdb-changed before saving. My bbdb has 2500+ entries (400K). sound of knuckles cracking 2584. Every few months I do M-x bbdb-notes ^$ and nuke anyone who doesn't look interesting. Yeah, it takes forever. Knowing how hard it would be to speed it up has

Help with administrating large bbdb wanted.

1994-01-04 Thread Mats Lidell
Hi Folks, My bbdb has grown quite a lot since I started to use it. So I would like to delete some of the records in order to bring down its size. Unfortunately doing it by hand is very slow. Ideas are welcome. Now the task given above might have no good solution but I would like to prepare