No, acedb always uses files, not raw data partitions. We did ask about
this at one point, and were told there would be little or no benefit in
writing the additional code to use raw partitions. Modern OS are pretty
good with file I/O.
Richard
Steve Gaarder wrote:
> On 20 May 2003, Richard Durbin wrote:
>>>>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.
>>>> THanks, I think redoing the data model will be the easier choice :-)
>> Another question: is support for raw data partitions (rather than files)
> implemented? Does it hae any advantages for large data sets?
>> thanks,
>> Steve Gaarder
>>
