Re: Windows server max file size

I've had files that 80 gb, but
this says you can go up
to 2tb.
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Steve
 
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  Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 5:04 PM
  Subject: Windows server max file
  size   

  Hi All
 

  We have a process that is trying to create a huge   flat file for a marketing export on a windows 2000 server host, and the file   size seems to be constraining us. If I put a constraint (where clause) on the   result set, it generates fine, but without it, I think I am exceeding some   maximum file size. This is NTFS5, and the only thing I have found on the   Microsquish web site knowledge base (after 2 hours of digging) is that the   NFTS volumes are created with a default cluster size of 4096 bytes. I am   not sure if this places a limit on the maximum file size and what other   repercussions there are to this.
 

  Am I an the right track ? Anyone care to   enlighten me to the wondrous (sic) workings of Microsquish Windows 2000 server   ?
 

  Thanks.
  Ferenc MantfeldDreaming costs you
  nothing. Not dreaming costs you
everything. Received on Mon Jul 07 2003 - 20:49:48 CDT