Re: IFS limitations? -- MIDRANGE-L

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If it is in the QDLS file system, the answer is around 324,000. These wil exist
in QDOC. There is a workaround, the limit is per Auxilary Storage Pool (ASP). If
you define a QDOC0001 in ASP2, and a QDOC0002 in ASP3, etc... each QDOCxxxx will
contain up to approx 324,000 documents.
Bob

eric.delong@pmsi-services.com wrote:

>      What is the maximum number of files that can be stored in an IFS
>      directory? We're looking at storing imaged documents (tiff) on the
>      400. TFM has not provoded the answer yet......
>
>      tia
>      eric.delong@pmsi-services.com
>

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