RE: 2 gig limits

[Dan Fitzgerald]

Dynamic files are simply two files - DATA.30 and OVER.30 - at the Unix 
Level, each subject to the 2Gb limit if you don't have 64-bit addressing 
enabled. It sounds to me like what you have are distributed files. You can 
have a distributed file made up of dynamic file partitiions.


> From: Dan Fitzgerald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> will then make the limit a historical curiosity. Or you can
> use dynamic
> files (although at the most - with a lot of luck - this gives
> you 4Gb),
What makes you say this?  We have some dynamic files that are well
over 10-15 gig.  They have multiple dat files that are all well
under the 2 gig limit.
 - jmh
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