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Re: vdelta performance

From: Jan Bares <herkule9s_at_yahoo.com>
Date: 2004-03-16 13:50:21 CET

Thanks John for answer

> Remember that BDB is a preallocated database, i.e. the file size only
grows.
> After the update, but before the deltify, the database has two full copies
of
> the original file (hence 110MB). After the delta has been calculated,
most of
> that space is recovered. If you were to do the same modify/commit several
> times, you shouldn't see the strings database grow by any significant
amount.

Thanks for noting that.

> You could do a dump/load to a fresh database to see the actual usage after
a
> single round-trip.

I don't think it will work, because it will face the same problem (the dump
doesn't store the deltas, only full files). Anyway I dumped the repository,
loaded to fresh new repository. Now the strings is 3MB bigger than in the
previous repository (113MB)...

So still the same question, how I can check the size of delta?

Jan

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