Re: Lag time on Index file add- followup

[David Dunfield <ddunfie@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Access path immediate means that as records are added, changed or removed from a
file, they are immediately reflected in the index. If a file (physical or 
logical
) is open, the access path for the file is maintained immediate. If you specify 
a
access path of delayed on a logical associated with a physical file, it will not
me maintained until that logical file is opened. Depending on the number of
changes to a access path, it may be completely rebuilt on open if *DLY is
specified.

Tim Truax wrote:

> follow up on my previous question:
> I was reading my Softcopy DDS books... Thank God for em!
>
> If my physical file is classified as ACCESS PATH MAINTENANCE(*IMMED) and I
> have a user that goes into a job for a period of 25 minutes and the file
> being update is considered OPEN the whole time, then the ACCESS PATH
> MAINTENANCE(*IMMED) action associated with the file will not occur until
> the user signs off the job...thereby closing the file?  And if another user
> gets in and out of the same job wholly within the first users 25 minute
> period, then their updates and adds to the file will be done first.
>
> TIA
>
> Tim Truax
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