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FRS:using esentutl to defrag ntfrs.jdb
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Simon Zimmer
Sep 27, 2005, 7:43:24 AM9/27/05
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just played with my test domain. i used esentutl /d ntfrs.jdb to defrag
the database. It reduced size from 92MB to 6MB. Is this normal? NTFRS
still working without any errors!
the database. It reduced size from 92MB to 6MB. Is this normal? NTFRS
still working without any errors!
thx
Simon
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Paul Williams [MVP]
Oct 23, 2005, 10:12:47 AM10/23/05
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Yes, that sounds normal. That was white space. Probably because there
were, at some point, a lot of transactions. Once the transactions are
written, they'll be flushed. That white space will get used up before the
actual size of the DB expands any more though. ESE performs periodic
defragmentation, so the DB would still have been optimised.
were, at some point, a lot of transactions. Once the transactions are
written, they'll be flushed. That white space will get used up before the
actual size of the DB expands any more though. ESE performs periodic
defragmentation, so the DB would still have been optimised.
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