Re: UNIX dbms (database sizes)

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From: Mike Tiberio
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 1985 13:58

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> more than 1,000 Gbytes.  do any of the unix database systems allow their
> data to fill more than one filesystem?  does unix have the capability to

We use symbolic links to place database directories on any file systen 
under a given cpu, when we get NFS, probably on any file system within
our network.

seismo!tiberio

by the way we are the Center for Seismic Studies, we run RTI INGRES under
4.2BSD.

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From: tiberio@seismo.CSS.GOV (Mike Tiberio)
Newsgroups: net.database
Subject: Re: UNIX dbms (database sizes)
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Date: Mon, 26-Aug-85 09:58:42 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 26 09:58:42 1985
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Summary: muliti file system DBs

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