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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / March 2008Space problems: impacts
Hi all, sorry for my strange question. An ASP.NET C# (2.0) application may run into runtime problems (or other kinds of malfunctions) when running on a machine with very low free space on disk (for example, only 5 MB free space on 220 GB total)? Thanks a lot.  SignatureLuigi It will not run into any problem until it actually do that :) I mean if there is only 5MB free spaces that will not be a problem until application try to create a file that is 6 Mb... George. > Hi all, > sorry for my strange question. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks a lot. > It will not run into any problem until it actually do that :) > I mean if there is only 5MB free spaces that will not be a problem until > application try to create a file that is 6 Mb... Thanks George, and is there a difference if the web application is in D partition, instead of C? Luigi There is no difference where you web application is. It gets compiled and loaded into memory anyway. To compile application .NET will need some space in %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\versionNumber\Temporary ASP.NET Files -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- But if you keep your database on the same machine try to have windows swap file and database file to be on separate hard drives. George. >> It will not run into any problem until it actually do that :) >> I mean if there is only 5MB free spaces that will not be a problem until [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Luigi > There is no difference where you web application is. It gets compiled and > loaded into memory anyway. To compile application .NET will need some space [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > But if you keep your database on the same machine try to have windows swap > file and database file to be on separate hard drives. Ok, thank you so much for your exaustive answer George. Luigi
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