Database Size Under NetView/NT

["Donald Mahler" <dmahler@telcordia.com>]

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We are in the process of migrating from NetView/AIX to NetView/NT. We have
noticed that our \usr\ov\database directory has become quite large. The
three files which seem to be abnormally large are:

\usr\ov\databases\odbc\netview.ldf
-    10,923,713KB
\usr\ov\databases\odbc\netview.mdf
-       2,076,416KB
\usr\ov\databases\openview\ovwdb\current\value_info.pag                  -
1,709,256KB

We are currently managing a network of 2000 nodes bases on the NetView/NT
node count. We are also using
MS/SQL 7.0. We would like to know from any other accounts using NetView/NT
if the number above are unusual and
what can be done to manage the growth of these databases more efficiently.

Thanks,
Perry Spada
Telcordia Technologies

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