>>>
>>>>>> I don't know about OS issues, but we also stick to a max 2GB
>>>datafile size for a different reason. Almost all our
>>>servers (Linux and
>>>HPUX) are on one of our SANs and we've found that the OSs
>>>tend to give each mount point the same (on average) fraction
>>>of I/O bandwidth to the SANs.
Note, I am aware of no OS that arbitrarily limits
I/O in flight on a mount basis. It is most generally a LUN
basis in which case you could slice your LUN extrememly
thin, create a bunch of filesystems in it, mount them and
have no more throughtput than a single LUN. This is evident
in a lot of HBA drivers out there ... but the number is
shrinking (or at least the queue depths are getting so
deep you wont notice).
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