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Hey all,

I'm currently using the FileSystemObject to write to a text file.  Is 

there a limit to how much data I can store in this text file?  We're 

using a Windows 2000 Server.  I've been looking everywhere (p2p, 

15seconds, Microsoft, etc.) and can't seem to find any info on this.  Of 

course, it's late, so it's probably right in front of me but I'm still 

missing it.  sigh.



Thanks for any info you may have,



Jenifer

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Well, serve logfiles can get as high as several hundred megabytes, and 

these are pure .TXT ASCII files...with millions of lines in them.  I 

think this is more dependent on your server and how much diskspace you 

have free.  I'd also try and keep the filesize from not getting not too 

large...resulting in slower access time.



HTH,

Jason





  ----- Original Message -----

  From: Jenifer Mundstock

  To: ASP Web HowTo

  Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 4:45 PM

  Subject: [asp_web_howto] Text file limitations with FileSystemObject?





  Hey all,

  I'm currently using the FileSystemObject to write to a text file.  Is 

there a limit to how much data I can store in this text file?  We're 

using a Windows 2000 Server.  I've been looking everywhere (p2p, 

15seconds, Microsoft, etc.) and can't seem to find any info on this.  Of 

course, it's late, so it's probably right in front of me but I'm still 

missing it.  sigh.



  Thanks for any info you may have,



  Jenifer






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