> 
> Now that we know the storage manager code that splits tables over 2GB
> into separate files doesn't work(Irix), can we rip out that code and
> just use the OS code to access >2GB files as normal files.  Now, most
> OS's can support 64-bit files and file sizes.
> 
> Because it is isolated in the storage manager, it should be easy.

Can someone knowledgeable make a patch for this for our mega-patch?

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• tables >2GB at 1998-01-29 05:32:39 from Bruce Momjian

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• Re: [HACKERS] tables >2GB at 1998-03-19 17:05:47 from The Hermit Hacker
• Re: [HACKERS] tables >2GB at 1998-03-19 20:09:43 from David Gould
• Re: [HACKERS] tables >2GB at 1998-03-20 11:59:06 from Mattias Kregert

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