From: Igor S. <oz...@gr...> - 2000-08-25 18:53:45
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-----Original Message----- From: Wagner Teixeira [mailto:wa...@wt...] Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 1:54 PM To: Kord Campbell Cc: Igor Stojanovski Subject: Idea I haven't catched the total picture about GRUB, but I think you'll like this: as you may know (I've told it before), I'm finishing a textual DB engine, and one problem I've been thinking about is: how large can be a database? How large can be a disk? How large can be a file in a filesystem? The answer: no matter. WTB/Fullbase works based on CVirtualStorage class, that can be local or client/server, and can handle 2^64 volumes (files OR disks), with 2^64 I/O blocks each with reasonable size each (10KB, for instance). With some math, it gives 2^128 blocks with 10KB each, or 10240 * 2^128 bytes, 10240 * 340,282,366,920,900,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes. CVirtualStorage is implemented as local at this time and works fine. The point is: it works well for my own DB engine, but it is not ready to work with other engines, once it is an API. I don't know if it is a good solution for use with UDMSearch (I don't know UDMSearch). Well... this is my first contribution (try) :) Wagner. |