Bryan Pendleton wrote:
>>> >* It would be great to be able to bound the growth of the in-memory db
>
> What would happen when you reached that bound? Would it be similar to
> running out of disk space for a disk-resident DB (i.e., your transaction
> is aborted, and you get an exception)?
>
> If so, then what do you do? Would the application then increase the 
> bound,
> and expect to resume adding data to their in-memory DB?
>
> Or would the application then drop tables, delete rows from tables, etc.,
> and then expect to resume adding data to their in-memory DB?
Hi Bryan,

Thanks for calling out these possibilities. I can imagine different 
applications which answer that question differently. I hope that the guy 
who requested this feature can come into the community and discuss his 
use-case with us. I can imagine some users would want us to add the 
ability to boost the db size on the fly and some users would want us to 
add a bulk-truncate command.

Thanks,
-Rick
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> thanks,
>
> bryan
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