In %SYS, D ^INTEGRIT and look at the % full data: Global: ^rMAC Top/Bottom Pnt Level: # of blocks=1 8kb (27% full) Data Level: # of blocks=208 1,664kb (72% full) Total: # of blocks=209 1,672kb (72% full) Elapsed Time = 0.4 seconds 14:47:53
Fragmentation is not a performance issue in Cache' the way it is in other databases. If you have fragmentation in "active" data that is often a good thing as its better for performance. If you have fragmentation in historical data and you wish to remove the fragmentation to save space you can use the ^GCOMPACT utility. Global integrity check and compaction are both available from the Control Panel GUI as well. "Larry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > How do I know if I have database fragmentation? > >
