how to see number of logical files depending on a pf?...can
we declare more than 20 logical files from a single pf? is
it possible
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Answer / swetha p rao
1. we can see the number of logical files in the following
ways
a. DSPDBR (filename)command
b. Using DBU (Filename) and Shift + F2
2. Yes we can declare more than 20 files on a physical file
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Answer / n muralidhar
I agree with swetha. But there is one more way to see the
logicals USING DBU is just type 'DBR' and press enter.
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Answer / krishna dahale
i am not agree wth swatha....bcoz thr is no such command in as400....and dbu is not wroking properly
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Answer / vinay
DBU is the Data Base Utility
Type DBU take F4 and enter File name and lib.
hear you take F14 (Shift + F2) it will direct to Data Base Relations
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 1 No |
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