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Article #178Index file less than 2G on Linux
From: Yoshihiro Ichiyanagi
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:00
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Hi, We use SRS6 on Linux for DDBJ, which includes daily updated files. I made indices for it. These became nearly 1.7G as a maximum size. On linux(ext2) each one file was treated until 2G. I knew SRS6 has a function, which can do parallel indexing. I tried using "parallelType:fileSize partSizeKb:500000" in ddbj.i file. It created indices with parallel, however, at last it put partial indices together. Does anyone achieve the same as our aim, which we want to control indices separetely less than 2G on Linux, even though database source files will be larger and larger in near future. Best wishes, ichan ---
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