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Picture this: You've got a production library you want to restore to your
test system. For some reason, you just never get an opportunity to reorg
it and compress out deleted rows. Sure, you reuse deleted rows; you
thought about reorg-while-active but it still requires some dedicated
time, etc. Basically, I don't want to go down those tangents. So, please
don't plug some product that has an oh so much better reorg while active
capability
What I am wondering is, would it be an advantage to have the capability on
RSTLIB and RSTOBJ to compress out deleted rows during the restore? Heck,
I can remember a table that got so large, on such a small "B" model, that
we had to move it to another system to reorg it. As you can see by my
earlier email I've got tables with millions of deleted rows. This could
really help on those test library restores.
I can understand concerns about a restore taking one huge amount of time.
And, perhaps that would negate the beauty of saving access paths (not
sure). Should I toss this up as a Request for Design Change? Or not?
Rob Berendt
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