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using the -b option with compact recovers unused space without reducing
the file size(default I believe, but could be mistaken)
using the -B option with compact will enable in-place compact with file
size reduction.
Look at Admin help under compact, compact options.
Bob
From:
rob@xxxxxxxxx
To:
domino400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date:
08/21/2008 02:22 PM
Subject:
Compact
I had a huge file, smency.nsf. Over 6gb. No replication or save
conflicts. Went into the ifs and it's size was 6,625,165,312. Or 6.6GB.
So I tried this:
load compact smd/smency.nsf
08/21/2008 13:44:50 Compacting smd/smency.nsf (ScanMail Update Database)
08/21/2008 13:45:13 Compacted smd/smency.nsf, 0K bytes recovered (0%)
08/21/2008 13:45:13 Database compactor process shutdown
So now I am thinking that didn't do much. However, I check it out again
in the ifs and the size is now 109,576,192. Which sure seems greater than
a less than 1% drop to me. Definitely should be more than "0K bytes
recovered". Was lightning fast though, 23 seconds.
Rob Berendt
midrange.com
