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Hi Kaare,

This is not an answer, but what difference to your processing will knowing
the answer make? This may give a clue or an outside-the-box thought to
someone.

Regards,

Kevin Wright.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kaare Plesner, SOSY A/S [mailto:kaaple@attglobal.net]
> Sent: Thursday, 25 July 2002 16:33
> To: MI400@midrange.com
> Subject: [MI400] What is main memory resident?
>
>
> I have a case where I need to know if a bunch of records from
> a data base
> resides in main memory when I want to access them. I can
> indirectly make
> intelligent guesses by checking if there are any physical reads when I
> access these records, but I would like to actually verify
> this. I am looking
> for something like the good old mainframe dump of a given
> part of storage.
>
> (I know (and agree) that the "Single level storage"
> philosophy should mean
> that you normally wouldn't and shouldn't care, since OS/400
> brings into
> memory what you need and when you need it.)
>
> Can anyone assist? - could be some MI code, but an existing
> OS/400 tool that
> I have overlooked might be easier.
>
> Kaare Plesner        I     SOSY A/S
> mailto:kp@sosy.dk    I     DK-2730 Herlev
>                      I     Denmark
>
>     SOSY A/S - an IBM Business Partner
>       Meet us at http://www.sosy.dk/
>
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