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The maximum filesize in AIX 4.2.1 is restricted. What if the Legato indexes grow beyond 2 GB?
The structure of the client file indexes (only in Legato 5 and up) avoids operating system restrictions on file size and allows the client file index for a single client to continue to grow.
As the client file index grows, it splits into segments of max 2 GB each. If
you want to check the size of a client's file index, enter the nsrls -f command,
as in the following:
# nsrls -f /nsr/index/ client-name/db
root@rtest8:/ 32 > nsrls -f /nsr/index/rtest8/db
Database id 0: /nsr/index/rtest8/db
| Fid | | Size | | Count | | Name |
| 0 | | 44 MB | | 189030 | | sr |
| 1 | | 8.0 MB | | 189030 | | sr_i0 |
| 2 | | 6.2 MB | | 188120 | | sr_i1 |
Now, if you perform nsrck -F each segment of the index structure is checked (means max 2 GB at once) and not the whole db directory at once.