RE: SNADS and FTP limits ? -- MIDRANGE-L

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> From: Vernon Hamberg
>
> This link, V4R5 maximum capacities,
> <http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.nsf/1ac66549a21402188625680b
0002037e/8f6336c559722336862568ea0047fd88?OpenDocument&Highlight=0,capacitie
s>,
> has max stream file size of 256gig, and maximum IFS size for FTP of system
> memory, for database, 1 TB.
>
> Couldn't see anything for SNADS
>
> At 03:49 PM 6/3/02 -0700, you wrote:
> >On V4R5 what's the largest object that can be sent via SNADS? example a
> >save file?
> >
> >On V4R5 what's the largest object that can be sent via FTP?
> example a save
> >file?
> >
> >I know how to do both, just need to know the limits...and a reference if
> >its handy.

I just ran into this.  I'm not sure what "system storage" means as a limit,
but on my 1GB machine, I ran into physical problems at 4GB.  My guess is
that FTP uses a 32-bit size value, and that at 4GB it fails.  I was easily
able to transfer files over 1GB, but when attempting to transfer a file of
4GB, it actually crapped out at 4GB-1072 bytes.

Joe

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