The max. size of the ZODB was *never* limited to 2GB. The size  was 
limitied by the installed Python
version which must be compiled with largefile support. This has always been 
possible at least
since Python 2.1 but you had to tickle the Python configuration process a 
bit. Since Python 2.3
largefile support should be build by default but there was never a real 2GB 
restriction.

-aj

--On Sonntag, 29. Februar 2004 10:19 Uhr -0500 Brian Sullivan 
<briansullivan@[...].com>  wrote:

>  I know that previous versions of Zope imposed a limit on the size of the
>  data.fs ( 2GB)? I am not totally sure where all the limits were from --
>  either the pre 2.3 Python or the operating system underneath or both.
> 
>  With the introduction of Zope 2.7 using Python 2.3 does this restriction
>  go away? (in particular my situation is Win2000/2003 but I am interested
>  in other base operating systems as well).
> 
> 
> 
>  Brian Sullivan
>  Courses by Wire (www.coursesbywire.com)
> 
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