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> Hallo To All,
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> Is there a way of telling if a USER CAT is near full or full?
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> Don Imbriale
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BTW: 2000+ aliases is a lot.
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Not really; I once worked in a shop, as a consultant, that had
55,000+ aliases in the MCAT. They pointed to about 30 different UCATS
and were fairly eve
Rick Fochtman wrote:
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BTW: 2000+ aliases is a lot.
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Not really; I once worked in a shop, as a consultant, that had 55,000+
aliases in the MCAT. They pointed to about 30 different UCATS and were
fairly evenly balanced in
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BTW: 2000+ aliases is a lot.
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Not really; I once worked in a shop, as a consultant, that had 55,000+
aliases in the MCAT. They pointed to about 30 different UCATS and were
fairly evenly balanced in numbers among the UCAT
>Explain... what duplication?
Sometimes, under ISPF 3.4, the same dataset name would come up twice.
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On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 20:03:09 +, Ted MacNEIL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>OTOH, I was at a shop where almost every data set started PROD.*. I bet
they were happy when MLA (Multi Level Aliases) became available.
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>We weren't because of the issues of duplication of datasets on lists.
>Our spac
t: Re: CATALOG Quesiton
Good reasons to reorg a catalog might include:
Remove IMBED/REPLICATE.
Out of or near out of extents.
Dead CIs.
In sufficient index and/or data CISIZE.
Catalog is allocated in tracks rather than cylinders.
Terry Traylor
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>OTOH, I was at a shop where almost every data set started PROD.*. I bet they
>were happy when MLA (Multi Level Aliases) became available.
We weren't because of the issues of duplication of datasets on lists.
Our space cadets weren't skilled enough to figure out how to handle them.
I worked fo
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> Hallo To All,
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> Is there a way of tel
On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 18:52:37 +0100, R.S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Yes, it is. The limit depends on alias names length. The longer alias
>names the smaller limit.
>AFAIK it is absolutely unrelated to user catalog allocation. This is
>master catalog entry capacity. However you can have more al
John Dawes wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. Donald, I used your command and it showed that the
CATALOG has 6 extents. Is there a maximum number of alias that is permitted?
Presently there are 2,737 alias.
(I'm not Donald, but I dare to respond)
Yes, it is. The limit depends on alias name
his value is N/A.
Don Imbriale
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Hallo To All,
Is there a way of telling if a USER CAT is n
John Dawes wrote:
Hallo To All,
Is there a way of telling if a USER CAT is near full or full?
Simplest method: see the extents in ISPF.
CAT can have up to 123 extents (cannot be multi-volume), of course the
volume cannot be full, otherwise the next extent won't have a place.
BTW: I reme
On Wed, 2008-03-12 at 16:05 -0400, Lizette Koehler wrote:
> I am curious. Do I care if it is full or if it has a lot of splits
> (CA/CI)? I had one catalog in my past we called a database because it
> was over 700,000 entries. We reorged it every weekend because it
> performed poorly due to the
I am curious. Do I care if it is full or if it has a lot of splits (CA/CI)? I
had one catalog in my past we called a database because it was over 700,000
entries. We reorged it every weekend because it performed poorly due to the
splits, not the size.
Lizette
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>Other posters have responde
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Hallo To All,
Is there a way of telling if a USER CAT is near full or full?
Thanks.
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First, the good news. A catalog can have up to 123 (if I recall correctly)
extents. If you haven't reached this limit, you should be OK.
If you are at (or near) this limit, it gets a bit fuzzy. If, by creating a new
entry in the catalog, you cause a CI split, which in turn causes a CA split,
that are marked as closed or deleted, this value is N/A.
Don Imbriale
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create a new user catalog.
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