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IBM Informix OnLine Database Server Administrator’s Guide
Create a Blobspace
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Configuration issues that affect the logical logs and archiving are described
in the sections beginning on
in the sections beginning on
and
, respectively. Infor-
mation and guidelines for setting the value of shared-memory parameters
are provided in
are provided in
Infor-
mation about performance tuning is provided in
Create a Blobspace
Use a blobspace to store large volumes of
BYTE
and
TEXT
data types. Blobs
stored in a blobspace are written directly to disk. The blob data does not pass
through the shared-memory buffer pool. If it did, the volumes of data could
occupy so many of the buffer-pool pages that other data and index pages
would be forced out.
through the shared-memory buffer pool. If it did, the volumes of data could
occupy so many of the buffer-pool pages that other data and index pages
would be forced out.
For the same reason, blobs stored in a blobspace are not written to either the
logical or physical log. The blobspace blobs are logged by writing the blobs
directly from disk to the logical log backup tapes, without ever passing
through the logical log files.
logical or physical log. The blobspace blobs are logged by writing the blobs
directly from disk to the logical log backup tapes, without ever passing
through the logical log files.
Refer to
for further information about writing a blob directly to
disk. Refer to
for further information about blobspace logging.