{{tag>category:"OpenInsight 32-Bit" author:"Don Muskopf" author:"support@sprezzatura.com" author:"Sean FitzSimons"}}
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==== Estimated Data Size OI 7.1 (OpenInsight 32-Bit) ====
=== At 06 APR 2005 05:10:57PM Don Muskopf wrote: ===
While attempting to set up a new file in Table Builder, I entered the following for Estimated Data Size:
Estimated Number of Records: 10000
Average Size: 5500
I received the following error message: "The size of the table is too large. Please reenter estimated data size."
I'm using the universal driver. I know OI can handle file sizes larger than this, so is this a limitation of Table Builder? If so, what is the limitation and are there any implications for the benefit of "additional efficiency" that the help file mentions?
Thanks.
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=== At 07 APR 2005 05:42AM support@sprezzatura.com wrote: ===
Are you sure those where the numbers you entered? I've tried this on 7.01 and 7.1.1 and was unable to duplicate.
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=== At 07 APR 2005 09:51AM Don Muskopf wrote: ===
Yes, absolutely sure. I entered 10000 records with an average size of 5500. Using OI 7.1 and universal driver.
I have never used anything but universal driver. I know there is a bug in Table Builder for Table Attributes that reports 0 records and 0 size for files created while using the Universal Driver. This has been confirmed by Revelation. I wonder if this problem is also related to the Universal Driver?
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=== At 07 APR 2005 01:17PM Sean FitzSimons wrote: ===
Don,
I've duplicated this. It has nothing to do with your driver, since I got it on both the 2.1 and UD Drivers. There is a hard coded max value of 40,000,000 when creating a new table. The value is calculated by: NUMBER OF RECORDS * AVERAGE SIZE.
It will be fixed for OI 7.1.1.
Sean
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