Re: Why isn't BBQ in the core?

• Date: Mon, 30 Oct 1995 09:44:50 PST
• From:
  dave@ipac.caltech.edu
• Cc: moo-cows@parc.xerox.com
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• In-Reply-To: <19951030161748.3.KMP@BALBOA.Harlequin.COM> from "kmp@harlequin.com" at Oct 30, 95 08:17:00 am

We use object quota at AstroVR.  Well, we effectively don't impose *any* quota
at all and using straight object quota (with a very high limit) is the easiest
way to implement it.  

In a RL system designed to help get work done quota should be allocated in a 
way that makes it easiest for the work to get done, and until system limits
are reached it makes sense to let those doing the work use the quota.  I
imagine that at some point this could be a problem.  

Since very large quota uses involve storing huge amounts of data in-MOO, one
solution is to interface the MOO to a commercial large scale DBMS, a path
we are pursuing with some success.

- Dave Van Buren

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