o know how PostgreSQL could handle such a large amount of data.
How much RAM would I need? I expect my users to have a 10GB quota per
e-mail account.
Thanks for your advice,
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o know how PostgreSQL could handle such a large amount of data.
How much RAM would I need? I expect my users to have a 10GB quota per
e-mail account.
Thanks for your advice,
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Charles A. Landemaine.
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to sort of cache
search results? We're using PHP5 + phpAccelerator.
Thanks,
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http://archives.postgresql.org
I have a web server with PostgreSQL and RHEL. It hosts a search
engine, and each time some one makes a query, it uses the HDD Raid
array. The DB is not very big, it is less than a GB. I plan to add
more RAM anyway.
What I'd like to do is find out how to keep the whole DB in RAM so
that each time s
On 4/7/06, Matt Davies | Postgresql List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Out of curiosity, what are you using as the search engine?
Thank you. We designed the search engine ourself (we didn't use a
ready-to-use solution).
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