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In many transaction-oriented applications like order entry, most of the
disk I/O, especially writes and updates, is performed on recently-added
records often in very large files.

Does scatter-loading make a difference? Have the mechanics of IBM's
scatter-loading been published?

On Thu, Mar 30, 2023 at 8:44 AM <stefan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Disk fragmentation does not exist in IBM i due to single level storage,
so that's not an issue.

I disagree, single level storage will try to spread stuff evenly over the
available volume, however that does not prohibit fragmentation.
Look at help text for cmd STRDSKRGZ.

Best regards

Stefan

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