Re: Question about max size of a dbrpcparam

Navdeep Shergill wrote:
> The block size is 512; so it seems to be putting 512 bytes on the socket
> at a time. I'm wondering if that is the problem; since doing 512 bytes
> at a time of a 40mb file takes a while. 

That's not a problem. TCP doesn't care how long you take to write to a
socket or how many bytes you send over a connection or how fast the
connection is.  The server is patient, too, and is quite accustomed to
512-byte blocks.  

You could prove that to yourself: the block size is settable via
freetds.conf.  Try 4096 and amaze your friends.  

I wonder if SET TEXTSIZE matters?  It might be 32 MB....

--jkl