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John Paul Mueller

"Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core"


growth {NumContainers containers Path | Percentage percent Path} Changes the
container growth increment. Each container holds a specific amount of data (the default is 10 MB).
Every time the Transactional Resource Manager requires additional hard drive space to store
transactions, it increases the number of containers. You can set the specific number of containers
or grow the number of containers as a percentage of the current total log capacity. Consequently,
if you set the value to 10 percent, the default container size is 10 MB, and the total log capacity
is 200 MB, then the Transactional Resource Manager adds two containers. The default growth
size is two containers.
maxextents NumContainers Path Defines the maximum number of containers that a Transactional
Resource Manager can create. This setting helps you control hard drive usage by the
Transactional Resource Manager. The default setting is 20 containers.
minextents NumContainers Path Defines the minimum number of containers that a Transactional
Resource Manager can create (usually created at the beginning of a session). This setting
can help improve performance by forcing the Transactional Resource Manager to create the full
number of containers it requires at the outset, rather than taking time out to create them one or
two at a time.


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