Anybody some idea what the maximum ODB size can be? In the old days, the linux
kernels had a severe limit on shared memory of usually 8MB, but in the age of
64GB RAM being a standard, we should be able to grow bigger. Tried
odbinit -s 1024MB --cleanup
which went through without complain, even put that value in to .ODB_SIZE.TXT, but
when I started odbedit doing "mem", I only see a size of 1MB. Probably somewhere
deep inside we have a limit which prevents the user to create very large ODBs,
but this should be mentioned more prominently in odbinit. Like "size too large,
maximum allowd is xxx MB".
Stefan |