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If I remember correctly a block was 256 bytes
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S36 to AS400 migration







I have to migrate a S36 to and AS400.

I need to determine DASD requirements.  Their S36 has a capacity of 
1,200,000 blocks.  How many bytes is this?

Jerry



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