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configset  GLOBAL  chunksize = [VALUE]
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Default Value : 1000
Data Type     : integer
Category      : miscellany
Password Notes: Set with global password. 
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EXAMPLE:
configset GLOBAL chunksize = 1000


The chunksize setting limits the amount of memory that is used for
potentially large actions.  For example, a value of 100 would cause the
who command to process addresses in blocks of 100.  Larger values will
cause the software to run slightly faster and use more memory; smaller
values will cause the software to run more slowly and use less memory.

Chunks are used by "iterated" commands.  The information that is
processed in chunks varies according to the command that is being run,
as shown in the following table: 

Command     Chunks of...
-------     ------------
announce    addresses from a subscriber database.
archive     lines from messages in the archive.
faq         lines from a file.
get         lines from a file.
help        lines from a file.
info        lines from a file.
intro       lines from a file.
post        addresses from a subscriber database.
put         lines in a file.
rekey       addresses from a subscriber database.
report      lines from the log.
sessioninfo lines from a file.
tokeninfo   lines from a session file or posted message.
who         addresses from a subscriber database.

The chunksize has no impact on the output that is displayed for a
command. It only affects the computer resources required to execute a
command.


See Also:
   help admin_domain
   help announce
   help archive
   help configset_max_in_core
   help faq
   help get
   help help
   help info
   help intro
   help post
   help put
   help rekey
   help report
   help sessioninfo
   help tokeninfo
   help who

This is the "configset_chunksize" help document for 
Majordomo 2, version 0.1200401130.

For a list of all help documents, send the following command:
   help topics
in the body of a message to mj2@smoe.org.

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