About database file size

Hi, I have created a database with size of 1000MB and log file1000MB by default.
After database created, my data load failed because the db size has exceed 1GB, I try to increase the size but not success.
Then I try to create a new database with 10000MB, reserve size is 10000MB also. Total of the db file is 1GB and log file also 1GB.
May I know if I want to add more size later, lets say 100GB after 3 years...can I add the file size? But my reserve size only 10000MB.
Thanks.

You just need to add files to DBSpace
Central / Dbspaces / You_DB_SPACE / Files / Right Click / New File
it increase size you db

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Database file size

I am using Berkeley DB 5.1.19 with replication manager.
I am seeing big differences between the size of the db files between the master and the client, is that expected and if so what is the reason. This has impact on the size of the backup too.
On the master:
[root@sde1 sandvine]# du -sh replica_data/*
16K replica_data/__db.001
29M replica_data/__db.002
11M replica_data/__db.003
2.9M replica_data/__db.004
25M replica_data/__db.005
12K replica_data/__db.006
2.3M replica_data/__db.rep.db
1.1M replica_data/__db.rep.diag00
1.1M replica_data/__db.rep.diag01
4.0K replica_data/__db.rep.egen
4.0K replica_data/__db.rep.gen
8.0K replica_data/__db.reppg.db
8.0K replica_data/__db.rep.system
11M replica_data/log.0000000158
7.2M replica_data/log.0000000159
8.0K replica_data/persistency_name_mapping.tbl
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumManagedTable1_20111117T015214.012632_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumOverQuotaTable2_20111117T015214.074648_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumUnderQuotaTable3_20111117T015214.138377_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumUnmanagedTable4_20111117T015214.200234_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QmLastIpAddressTable5_20111117T015214.258221_backup.db
12K replica_data/QmPolicyConfiguration6_20111117T015214.316379_backup.db
13M replica_data/QmSubIdNameTable7_20111117T015214.375543_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_Daily8_20111117T015214.432662_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_PC_or_Monthly9_20111117T015214.506866_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_Roaming10_20111117T015214.570525_backup.db
15M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuotaState12_20111117T015214.717594_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_Weekly11_20111117T015214.634982_backup.db
On the client:
[root@sde2 sandvine]# du -sh replica_data/*
16K replica_data/__db.001
146M replica_data/__db.002
133M replica_data/__db.003
3.3M replica_data/__db.004
33M replica_data/__db.005
12K replica_data/__db.006
8.0K replica_data/__db.rep.db
1.1M replica_data/__db.rep.diag00
1.1M replica_data/__db.rep.diag01
4.0K replica_data/__db.rep.egen
4.0K replica_data/__db.rep.gen
8.0K replica_data/__db.reppg.db
8.0K replica_data/__db.rep.system
7.2M replica_data/log.0000000159
8.0K replica_data/persistency_name_mapping.tbl
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumManagedTable1_20111117T015214.012632_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumOverQuotaTable2_20111117T015214.074648_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumUnderQuotaTable3_20111117T015214.138377_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QM_KPI_NumUnmanagedTable4_20111117T015214.200234_backup.db
8.0K replica_data/QmLastIpAddressTable5_20111117T015214.258221_backup.db
12K replica_data/QmPolicyConfiguration6_20111117T015214.316379_backup.db
13M replica_data/QmSubIdNameTable7_20111117T015214.375543_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_Daily8_20111117T015214.432662_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_PC_or_Monthly9_20111117T015214.506866_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_Roaming10_20111117T015214.570525_backup.db
15M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuotaState12_20111117T015214.717594_backup.db
41M replica_data/QmSubscriberQuota_Weekly11_20111117T015214.634982_backup.db
For example:
The following 2 files on the master are small
29M replica_data/__db.002
11M replica_data/__db.003
Where on the client, the same following:
146M replica_data/__db.002
133M replica_data/__db.003
Thx in advance.

The __db.00* files are not replicated database files. They are internal Berkeley DB files that back our shared memory regions and they are specific to each separate site's database. It is expected that they can be different sizes reflecting the different usage patterns and potentially different configuration options on the master and the client database. To read more about these files, please refer to the Programmer's Reference section titled "Shared memory regions".
I am assuming that your replicated databases are the QM* and Qm* files. These look like they are the same size on the master and client, as we would expect.
Paula Bingham
Oracle

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I have a dot Mac account, and my iDisk capacity is 1 Gb.
As I regularly back-up my Domain file from my G5 iMac to a FW external drive that sits on my desk, I have just noticed that the file size is now just over 1 Gb.
Can someone please explain to me why I still have almost 700Mb left on my iDisk, yet my Domain file size is over 1 Gb?? Obviously, there must be 'internal' files that aren't copied to the iDisk.
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Database File Size Management

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Syslog database file size is growing

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I have done a RME database Reinitilization and post to that Syslog Severity level summary report started working properly.Also the file file size of SyslogFirst.db,SyslogSecond.db,SyslogThird.db are reduced to almost 10 MB.But when i see today the SyslogThird.db file increase to 4GB again.
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About the file size of Default.png

Hallo forum members,
Is there a 2 MB restriction on [email protected] as there is on normal JPEG pictures?
When I save the [email protected] for a widget the filesize goes up to more than 2 MB, as I save the png with 24 Bit.
Using 8 bit depth to save file size the images show artefacts and color banding.
Ulrike

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Database file sizes

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Is there any specific guidelines on the size of datafiles in mssql?.
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In the finder my iTunes folder is just under 20 gigs, but according to iTunes I have about 13 gigs of music with only a few small videos, etc. Where is this 7 gigs going?

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