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 2 Gb file size limit on SMB drive ? (OSR5.06) Hi, running SCO Unix OSR 5.06, Progress V8.3C databases, some multi-volumes because of 2Gb file size limit. I'd like to make a backup of one of the database using the probkup utility, but as it creates a unique file for backup this file is greater than 2Gb. I'm using a NAS (250Gb hdd), I've made a share on it can acces under SCO box (/smb/...). Will the 2Gb file size limit be controled by the SCO box on this NAS, or could I create my >2Gb file without any problem ? Thank's. F. STOCK      |
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02-15-2008, 06:02 PM
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| Re: 2 Gb file size limit on SMB drive ? (OSR5.06) Frédéric STOCK wrote: > Hi, > > running SCO Unix OSR 5.06, Progress V8.3C databases, some multi-volumes > because of 2Gb file size limit. > > I'd like to make a backup of one of the database using the probkup > utility, but as it creates a unique file for backup this file is greater > than 2Gb. > I'm using a NAS (250Gb hdd), I've made a share on it can acces under SCO > box (/smb/...). > Will the 2Gb file size limit be controled by the SCO box on this NAS, or > could I create my >2Gb file without any problem ? If you are using the SCO box to create the file then you will be limited to 2Gb. John |
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02-15-2008, 06:02 PM
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| Re: 2 Gb file size limit on SMB drive ? (OSR5.06) Frédéric STOCK wrote: > Hi, > > running SCO Unix OSR 5.06, Progress V8.3C databases, some multi-volumes > because of 2Gb file size limit. > > I'd like to make a backup of one of the database using the probkup > utility, but as it creates a unique file for backup this file is greater > than 2Gb. > I'm using a NAS (250Gb hdd), I've made a share on it can acces under SCO > box (/smb/...). > Will the 2Gb file size limit be controled by the SCO box on this NAS, or > could I create my >2Gb file without any problem ? If you are using the SCO box to create the file then you will be limited to 2Gb. John |
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| Re: 2 Gb file size limit on SMB drive ? (OSR5.06) jboland@sco.com a écrit : > Frédéric STOCK wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>running SCO Unix OSR 5.06, Progress V8.3C databases, some multi-volumes >>because of 2Gb file size limit. >> >>I'd like to make a backup of one of the database using the probkup >>utility, but as it creates a unique file for backup this file is greater >>than 2Gb. >>I'm using a NAS (250Gb hdd), I've made a share on it can acces under SCO >>box (/smb/...). >>Will the 2Gb file size limit be controled by the SCO box on this NAS, or >>could I create my >2Gb file without any problem ? > > > If you are using the SCO box to create the file then you will be > limited to 2Gb. > > John > Hi John, thank's. F. STOCK |
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