RE: Client Express data transfer

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I agree.  I have a machine with a full RCLSTG takes a minimum of 14 hours.
The DBXREF rclstg takes about that 20 minutes.

Rob Berendt

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On Wed, 12 September 2001, "Marc Rauzier" wrote:

> references used by SQL. You could try to run a RCLSTG
> SELECT(*DBXREF) command. But be careful, because this
> command needs the restricted state of the machine and could be a
> long running command.


I'd like to hear others' experiences with RCLSTG SELECT(*DBXREF). In every
case for me so far, this has finished in 20 minutes or less and this
includes systems in the near-terabyte range. It's been much faster than a
full RCLSTG by close to two orders of magnitude.

Tom Liotta

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