Re: IFS

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

IFS is located in ASP 1. You can create user-defined file systems in other
ASPs. So you're limited to the size of ASP 1 for the normal stuff, I think.

One of those nice things I like about iSeries (AS/400) - you don't need to
maintain the size of  storage as you do on SQL Server, e.g., or the various
ways of dividing up a Unix or Linux box.

At 11:42 AM 2/28/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Is there a specific amount of auxiliary storage assigned or dedicated to the
>IFS or does it use the available storage as needed?
>
>David J. Smith
>IS Contractor
>Tri-State Hospital Supply
>(517) 546-5400  Ext. 1513
>dsmith@TSHSC.com
>
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