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Re: Oir reference

On 10/7/05, Bob Cozzi <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Use the "Scientific Method" to prove it to yourself.
> Use DSPOBJD, add the obj sizes up using SQL or Query or whatever. Then use
> GetLibSize or the API itself and observe the difference. DSPOBJD only
> gives
> you the object sizes, not the size the library uses up on your DASD
> including all objects, directory entires, OIR, etc.


A good exercise for a rainy day, I suppose I'll have to take your word for
it now. Of course, if someone's got the API all dressed up in RPG-IV code,
I'd be willing to have a go at it.

- Dan

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