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"David Chan" — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
> We just received our development copy of 7.1 and have noticed a very
> nice feature which allows tables to be stored in separate dbspaces from
> their respective indexes. We were trying to figure out how much room
to
> allocate to an index dbspace. Can anyone recommend a strategy for this
> configuration?
> Does it make sense to devote an entire dbspace to just indexes or should
> dbspaces contain both tables and indexes that don't relate to each
> other?
I don't think you should have a separate index dbspace. This feature
should really be used to distribute (fragment) your index over many
disks.
A disk should contain both indexes and data. The objective is to spread
the load over as many disks as possible so that PDQ can do more threads
in parallel.
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
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> ~ Rick email: rlewis@ssnet.com ~
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
David W Chan
Objective Research Ltd
dwc@cix.compulink.co.uk
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