Re: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

If the table is created by DDS the maximum size is in general not *nomax
in my customers boxes.
To reduce the risk of ending up with a "record not added....." message we
need to catch the tables with for example less than 10% spare capacity.
As I replied to John, by computing the current maximum capacity from
Sysfiles and then join to syspartitionstat to get the current and deleted #
of records I guess I have what I need.

Best regards

Stefan

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Subject: RE: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

Not sure what you are looking for:
NUMBER_ROWS gives you the number of the current rows and
NUMBER_DELETED_ROWS gives you additionally the number of the deleted rows.
If you add them both you get the total number of rows.
If you want to know the maximum number of rows in a table/partition it is
about 4,2 Billions.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Birgitta Hauser
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Subject: RE: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

Hi Birgitta,

Yes, I've tried those - still unable to find "current record capacity".
I'll need to find out what tables to extend before they're getting full.

Best regards

Stefan

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Subject: RE: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

Have you tried the SYSTABLESTAT or SYSPARTITIONSTAT Views?

Select Number_Rows, Number_Deleted_Rows, Data_Size, a.*
from systableStat a;

Select Number_Rows, Number_Deleted_Rows, Data_Size, a.*
from sysPartitionStat a;

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Birgitta Hauser
Modernization – Education – Consulting on IBM i

IBM Champion since 2020

"Shoot for the moon, even if you miss, you'll land among the stars." (Les
Brown) "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance." (Derek Bok)
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and keeping them!"
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Subject: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

Hi,



I’m obviously having a bad goggle-day, trying to find a qsys2 catalog
file/view containing the “current record capacity” for a table.

It feels fairly old to use dspfd type(*mbr) to get that info.

Any suggestions?



Thanks,



Stefan






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