Re: Most used files?

There's statistics in DSPFD regarding which files get hammered the most in 
terms of reads, updates, and so forth.  DSPFD can be *OUTFILE then Query 
against that ... I have a Job Scheduler deal that runs in the wee hours twice 
a week doing DSPFD on all files all libraries to *OUTFILE in a library just 
for such statistical analysis, followed by a Query that gives me statistics 
that tip me off that various actions needed on which files, usually reorg to 
remove deleted records.

> From: sallen@fellowes.com (Allen, Stu)
>  
>  I'm looking at changing the access path size on some of our most heavily
>  contended files from *max4gb to *max1tb.
>  Whilst i have a fair idea if which files get hammered the most, does anyone
>  have a way of monitoring this so that i can cherry pick those that are 
going
>  to give the greatest benefit?
>  
>  Regards,
>  Stuart


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