Answer Posted / kayah jutmai

The default compression type for ADABAS is 'Normal'
compression. This compresses the data by removing trailing
spaces from alphanumeric fields, removing leading zeros and
packing numeric fields, and leaving packed fields as is.

Null Suppression is a type of compression. The field must
be designated with 'NU' for this compression to occur.
Null suppressed fields that are blank or zero only take up
one byte insted of two. If there are multiple empty fields
together they can be compressed into a one byte empty field
count.

Explain the difference between null compression and default compression?

879

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Define adabas?

876

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Why adabas is used?

879

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Explain the advantages of adabas?

940

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What is adabas?

933

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What is dbid used in adabas?

889

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What is the full form of adabas?

883

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Explain How will you the specification of database file?

820

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What is adabas and why it is used?

893

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Explain associator in adabas?

819

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What are the key features of adabas database system?

888

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Explain the significance of dbid used in adabs?

843

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Suppose if I have updated few fields of adabas file using update command, and after that I used display to see that field get updated or not. If in display it showing nothing or record did not get updated then what can be the possible reasons?

907

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Define an associator in adabas?

873

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What is find and read operation in adabas file?

804

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