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Stm come growing more than the edb - 11.Sep.2003 6:23:00 PM
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Masterboy
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Joined: 11.Sep.2003
From: Brasil
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Hi, i have a exchange server 2003 and my files .stm come growing more than my .edb files. For example my Priv1.edb have 959.560KB and my priv1.stm have 3.667.976KB. Any one can help me please !? Thanks a lot.
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RE: Stm come growing more than the edb - 11.Sep.2003 9:03:00 PM
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Henrik Walther
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Hello Fernando Master,
Sounds like your users sends a lot of video, audio, voice, http files etc.
As you probably know the .STM file holds non-exchange files, while the .EDB file holds Rich text formatted messages, like email messages etc.
Regards
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RE: Stm come growing more than the edb - 11.Sep.2003 10:17:00 PM
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Masterboy
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Hi Henry,
Thank you for your answer, but I didn¦t understand well how it works. I¦m a little worried about it, because we have a 70Gb storage for 3.000 users.We limited the storage for each user at 20Mb, imagining that the maximum of space that we could have is 60Gb. If I limit an user only to have 20Mb of storage, and it¦s content could be a clear text, or some files, videos, images, it means that it is storaged in two files (.edb and .stm) and the maximum amount of space that I will have is the sum of both ?
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