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Matthias asked whether there is a maximum number of extents for a table, having one with 199. Neil Truby confirmed it varies per table, usually about 240. Floyd Wellershaus gave a 9.4 method: oncheck -pP for the table's address, then oncheck -pP on that address for frcnt, with max extents = frcnt/8 plus current extents. Jon gave another formula from page size, columns and indexes.
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I can't beleve it !
We have a table in the database and the tabel hase 199 extents.
Ok - we can enlarge the next extent size - but this is not the
question.
The question is: Is there a maximum for the numbers of extends?
My associate told me that the maximum numbers of extends is different
for each table.
and i can not beleve.
↪ replying to Matthias
Neil Truby — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Your associate is correct. It's a function of a number of variables, such
as page size, number of columes and indexes etc etc. It's about 240
usually.
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"Matthias" <informixquestions@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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>I can't beleve it !
>
> We have a table in the database and the tabel hase 199 extents.
>
> Ok - we can enlarge the next extent size - but this is not the
> question.
>
> The question is: Is there a maximum for the numbers of extends?
>
> My associate told me that the maximum numbers of extends is different
> for each table.
>
> and i can not beleve.
>
Here's how to do it in 9.4
Do an oncheck -pP on the table and near the top get the Physical address of the table.
Say the address is 80:5. You would translate that for the next command into 0x80 5
Then do an oncheck -pP 0x80 5 and get the value for frcnt.
The formula for the max extents is:
frcnt/8 + ( number of extents in oncheck -pt) = Maximum number of extents.
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----- Original Message ----
From: Matthias <informixquestions@googlemail.com>
To: informix-list@iiug.org
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 9:00:11 AM
Subject: Maximum number of extends
I can't beleve it !
We have a table in the database and the tabel hase 199 extents.
Ok - we can enlarge the next extent size - but this is not the
question.
The question is: Is there a maximum for the numbers of extends?
My associate told me that the maximum numbers of extends is different
for each table.
and i can not beleve.
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I always used the following calculation (from 7.3 on up):
( pagesize - ( (4 x # of columns) + (12 x # of indexes) + (4 x # of
columns in each index) + 84 ) ) / 8
Is this no longer valid?
Jon
↪ replying to Matthias
Michael Schmid — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
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