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Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:27:36 -0500
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I created a  new table (V16) and then used SimplySql to take data from
mssql to the new Postgres table. The table is 212gig in size. Myquestion
comes from the files created on the OS(Windows2022 server) I can see lots
of files with the last being:

2474695.143

They are all 1,048,576kb

Is this normal behaviour and could I have done something to use fewer files
and larger ones?


This table is created in a separate tablespace on a dedicated drive on the
windows file system.

 I'm just getting involved in this PostgreSql instance

THanks.

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