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The big files take longer to recover (consistency check) if you have a crash. And, as it checks one at a time, the big files can hold up the other. I guess that this is where the transaction log could really shine. Otherwise the one 4GB mail file does just fine, until you go to view "All documents". ==================================== Tom Kreimer Information Alternatives All, I just want to get a consensus of what others are using for email quotas. We are currently using email quotas for all of our users but I want to know if we are being to constrictive. I get calls daily wanting me to increase quotas, or the "can you compact my mail database?". I do have compact programs running nightly, but as most of you are aware.... users ignore the warnings, until they hit the wall of not being able to schedule new calendar items, or not being able to save to the sent folder etc... What is a good standard database quota limit? I know there will always be exceptions to the rule but I need a starting point. Thanks for any and all input. Thanks, Scott Reece System Administrator City of Bend sreece@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Office - 541-388-4426
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