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Works great! Less filling!! (:
We use it monthly to reorganize some of our reluctant files. We kick
off a process that reorganizes a bunch of files at once, and let it
churn all day Saturday. The only 'problem' we have is that you can't
reorganize more than 1 physical under a join logical at once. This
is a 'feature,' not a 'bug.' (:
Also, you can't reorganize a file that reuses deleted records
(although why would you need to?).
The process makes a copy of the file without the deleted records,
and, once the copy is finished, it maintains both files. AFAIK, it
uses journalling to capture transactions from the original and apply
them to the copy (much like their product which synchronizes files
between 2 systems). Then you find a 'quiet time' and tell the
application to swap the clean file for the dirty one. Getting the
quiet time is sometimes the hardest part of the process!
It does require that you have enough free space to clone the file(s)
being reorganized, so if you're running close to the edge, you have
to be careful.
--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Does anyone have any experience with Mimix Promoter from Lakeview Tech ?
It is a product that reorganizes production files without having to have
a lock on the file. You just need the lock to replace the production
file with the reorganized file.
Thanks,
Ron Sposito
Slomin's Inc
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