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[Ace]

[quote author=Tom420 link=topic=63460.msg654923#msg654923 date=1272474783]
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[/quote] welcome bak...

[chowdary9]

[quote author=ndtvidea1 link=topic=63460.msg654899#msg654899 date=1272474119]

worlds largest SAP database is not 30TB

I am not sure home depot has largest SAP Database in the world but Home depot has more than 70TB database(With out including Archiving Database)


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lol...

punch padindi ga.

[prmunni]

[quote author=Hangover link=topic=63460.msg654931#msg654931 date=1272475142]
lol...

punch padindi ga.
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he is coming from the office and he will tell u the answer...and i do not think germans are not fools to pay him so much ..if he does not have grip in the subject  cheers12w cheers12w

[chowdary9]

[quote author=prmunni link=topic=63460.msg654938#msg654938 date=1272475390]
he is coming from the office and he will tell u the answer...and i do not think germans are not fools to pay him so much ..if he does not have grip in the subject  cheers12w cheers12w
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challe.. nenu annadi aadi answer ki.. mee ayanaki evadu entha pay chesthe naakenduku.. nenu quote chesina vaadu naaku return quote chesthe better.

[prmunni]

[quote author=Hangover link=topic=63460.msg654939#msg654939 date=1272475452]
challe.. nenu annadi aadi answer ki.. mee ayanaki evadu entha pay chesthe naakenduku.. nenu quote chesina vaadu naaku return quote chesthe better.
[/quote] good luck  cheers12w

[chowdary9]

[quote author=prmunni link=topic=63460.msg654943#msg654943 date=1272475581]
good luck  cheers12w
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[syeddon]

all the best naidu baa...

[kingmakers]

[quote author=ndtvidea1 link=topic=63460.msg654899#msg654899 date=1272474119]

worlds largest SAP database is not 30TB

I am not sure home depot has largest SAP Database in the world but Home depot has more than 70TB database(With out including Archiving Database)


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I think walmart or Coke has worlds largest database

[ndtvidea1]

[quote author=KINGMAKERS link=topic=63460.msg654962#msg654962 date=1272476029]
I think walmart or Coke has worlds largest database
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What about yahoo, microsoft and Pepsi ?

[Pekatapaparao]

google g!

[chowdary9]

[quote author=Pekatapaparao link=topic=63460.msg655026#msg655026 date=1272477135]
google g!
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what about AFDB ..  ~"! ~"!

[Halwa Raj]

idento chaduvukunna valla taadu la undi . manakemi artham kavatla...

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[syeddon]

[quote author=Halwa Raj link=topic=63460.msg655039#msg655039 date=1272477258]
idento chaduvukunna valla taadu la undi . manakemi artham kavatla...

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[snappy]

[quote author=Hangover link=topic=63460.msg655031#msg655031 date=1272477207]
what about AFDB ..  ~"! ~"!
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[kingmakers]

[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=63460.msg655067#msg655067 date=1272477716]
1. World Data Centre for Climate

If you had a 35 million euro super computer lying around what would you use it for? The stock market? Building your own internet? Try extensive climate research -- if there's a machine out there that has the answer for global warming, this one might be it. Operated by the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology and German Climate Computing Centre, The World Data Centre for Climate (WDCC) is the largest database in the world.

The WDCC boasts 220 terabytes of data readily accessible on the web including information on climate research and anticipated climatic trends, as well as 110 terabytes (or 24,500 DVD's) worth of climate simulation data. To top it off, six petabytes worth of additional information are stored on magnetic tapes for easy access. How much data is six petabyte you ask?  Try 3 times the amount of ALL the U.S. academic research libraries contents combined.

By the Numbers

    * 220 terabytes of web data
    * 6 petabytes of additional data

2. National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center

The second largest database in the world belongs to the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) in Oakland, California.  NERSC is owned and operated by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the U.S. Department of Energy.  The database is privy to a host of information including atomic enegry research, high energy physics experiements, simulations of the early universe and more. Perhaps our best bet at traveling back in time is to fire up NERSC's supercomputers and observe the big bang.

The NERSC database encompasses 2.8 petabytes of information and is operated by more than 2,000 computational scientists. To put the size of NERSC into perspective, the total amount of spoken words in the history of humanity is estimated to be at 5 exabytes; in relative terms, the NERSC database is equivalent to 0.055% of the size of that figure.

Although that may not seem a lot at first glance, when you factor in that 6 billion humans around the globe speak more than 2,000 words a day, the sheer magnitude of that number becomes apparent.

By the Numbers

    * 2.8 petabytes of data
    * Operated by 2,000 computational scientists

3. AT&T

Similar to Sprint, the United States' oldest telecommunications company AT&T maintains one of the world's largest databases.  Architecturally speaking, the largest AT&T database is the cream of the crop as it boasts titles including the largest volume of data in one unique database (312 terabytes) and the second largest number of rows in a unique database (1.9 trillion), which comprises AT&T's extensive calling records.

The 1.9 trillion calling records include data on the number called, the time and duration of the call and various other billing categories. AT&T is so meticulous with their records that they've maintained calling data from decades ago -- long before the technology to store hundreds of terabytes of data ever became available.  Chances are, if you're reading this have made a call via AT&T, the company still has all of your call's information.

By the Numbers

    * 323 terabytes of information
    * 1.9 trillion phone call records
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