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what's the significance of freespace(0 0) and freespace(100
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Answer / harsha
Freespace(%CI,%CA):- It means that how much % of CI is to
be left free and how much % of CA is to be left free.
Freespace(0,0):-Means that there will no free space. all
space would be used to store data.
Freespace(100,100):-Means that there will be only one
record written in the first CI of each CA.
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Answer / saurabh shah
meaning of freespace(0 0) means default system
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Answer / vivek
FREE SPACE IS AVAILABLE(DEFAULT) MEMORY OF THE MAINFRAME
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