What size are your TW2 files?
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‎2010-09-07 10:41 AM
‎2010-09-07
10:41 AM
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‎2010-09-07 03:41 PM
‎2010-09-07
03:41 PM
We currently have (2) active projects on TW2:
- 150,000 sq. ft. high school @ 2.19 GB
- 13,000 sq. ft. Community Bldg. for a Retirement Complex @ 430 MB
Remember that the "project.db" is an uncompressed file, for example... I archived the high school project as a .pla and it came in at 645 MB.
We host the BIM Server on a dedicated machine with a 320GB hard drive (with room for a second if needed) that backs up to an external drive with Time Machine.
- 150,000 sq. ft. high school @ 2.19 GB
- 13,000 sq. ft. Community Bldg. for a Retirement Complex @ 430 MB
Remember that the "project.db" is an uncompressed file, for example... I archived the high school project as a .pla and it came in at 645 MB.
We host the BIM Server on a dedicated machine with a 320GB hard drive (with room for a second if needed) that backs up to an external drive with Time Machine.
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‎2010-09-07 05:32 PM
‎2010-09-07
05:32 PM
Hi
Thanks for your reply.
It is precisely this is my concern. We have chosen to have the TW2 server on the our ordinary file server . What may seem a bit stupid, given that if it becomes full, the entire IT environment that is affected. Then I think of in case something happens and we need to take back the file from backup. How long does it take to take back a 2GB file? but there may be smarter ways to do backups. The size of the database clearly puts other demands on computer equipment. any suggestions and ideas?
Thanks for your reply.
It is precisely this is my concern. We have chosen to have the TW2 server on the our ordinary file server . What may seem a bit stupid, given that if it becomes full, the entire IT environment that is affected. Then I think of in case something happens and we need to take back the file from backup. How long does it take to take back a 2GB file? but there may be smarter ways to do backups. The size of the database clearly puts other demands on computer equipment. any suggestions and ideas?
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‎2010-09-07 08:28 PM
‎2010-09-07
08:28 PM
I have not had any speed issues exporting the TW2 files or creating a project from a backup.
My biggest issue w/ that particular project, and any TW2 project for that matter, is "join" time from a client machine. Users were experiencing well over 1 hr. to join the 2+GB project, but I cannot speak to whether this was a file issue, file size issue, RAM issue, lack of 64 bit for mac, etc.
My biggest issue w/ that particular project, and any TW2 project for that matter, is "join" time from a client machine. Users were experiencing well over 1 hr. to join the 2+GB project, but I cannot speak to whether this was a file issue, file size issue, RAM issue, lack of 64 bit for mac, etc.