Re: [Possible SPAM-O365] Access Path Size

Wow... the QSYS2.SYSFILES does not contain a value in many of the fields
for my physical files... ACCESS_PATH_SIZE is null.

I'd like to find one that also contains the current size.

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We ran into a file on our system that exceeded the access path size of
*MAX4GB... what a pain. I was able to change it to *MAX1TB and get us
running again.

I wanted to find other files that could potentially be a problem in the
future... this article has a method (2013) for doing that.
https://www.itjungle.com/2013/11/06/fhg110613-story03

Just wondering if there might be an SQL statement that could do the same?
I know a lot of new built in procedures have been in added to v7r3 and
v7r4, but I couldn't find anything in the ACS Run Sql Scripts examples.

TIA,
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