text: You must consider several factors when you use large object support: 
  
  (cid:2) The report must be indexed with an indexing program that generates a large object by 
  
  dividing large documents into smaller parts and defining the indexing information that is 
  used to retrieve the documents. 
  
  (cid:2) The amount of data per page and the number of pages that you divide documents into 
  affects retrieval and viewing response time. The number of bytes per page typically 
  dictates the number of pages that you can divide documents into. In general, the larger the 
  page size in bytes, the smaller the number of pages that you can divide your documents 
  into. For example, if the average page in the document contains 2.5 KB of data, choose 
  100 - 1000 pages per Large Object (LO) segment; if the average page in the document 
  contains 50 KB of data, choose 1 - 100 pages per LO segment. 
  
  (cid:2) The capacity of your network and the traffic in the network might determine the number of 
  pages that you need to divide your documents into. Larger document sizes (large byte size 
  even when compressed) require more network bandwidth (or more time if the bandwidth is 
  not available) to transfer from a Content Manager OnDemand server to a client. The 
  number of users that are concurrently accessing Content Manager OnDemand and the 
  sizes of the documents that are being retrieved determine the overall load in the network. 