Hi: These were a few questions posted on another topic in CICS-L for which no reply was received. The topic was CI/CA splits and I asked the following questions, which were embedded in the response: 1) Two of the processes of completing a CA split is to format the new CA and clear out the moved data CIs from the original CA. Do the "empty" CIs used to clear or format the CAs occupy space in the disk cache? 2) When reading a file sequentially that has CA splits caused by direct insertions (e.g., 50% free space), are the empty CIs that were created as a result of the CA splits read into the disk cache by the hardware's read-ahead mechanism once it determines that the file is being processed sequentially? Regards, Gene
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