Ah, sorry, this is really a hard limit in the current ACEDB code. We
use 32 bits for a key for an object, 8 bits for the class and 24 for the
index of an object in the class. It would be a very major restructuring
to change this. You'll have to rethink your design I am afraid, or
rewrite the acedb kernel from the ground up.
Richard
Steve Gaarder wrote:
> I'm attempting to load a very large amount of data (medline) into ACEDB,
> and got the message "Lexique 84 full: now 16777215 keys". This means that
> I can have only 2^24 instances of any one object, correct? I see, in
> lexsubs4.c, a #define called MAXLEX that ppears to set this limit. What,
> if anything, needs to be done to increase this limit besides changing this
> #define?
>> thanks in advance,
>> Steve Gaarder
> Gene Network Sciences
>gaarder at lightlink.com>>