If the file is corrupt, you need the file repaired, then distributed.
Fixing the file can be a real bear at the 2GB limit because of group
truncation and other issues. After you get that part solved (I could do
it for you if you don't have local help and don't mind telecommuting
administration),
The system was an IBM RS6000 with about 100-130 active users. The 80GB file actually
had about 40GB of data in it (to allow for growth, as previously mentioned). These
were usually large historical sales analysis files, where the worst file contained
every invoice line item for the last 5-7
Convert the file to a Distributed File type where each part file can be up to 2GB. We
had some distributed files with 40+ parts, yielding a 'logical' file of about 80GB.
ken
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