Re: Writing records to database.

["Deon Fourie" <DFourie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Shouldn't one be careful using FRCRATIO 1, as it will affect performance in
batch programs , as it excludes the use of "record blocking" by the system



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                      10/01/02 02:11 PM
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use CHGPF or CHGLF and set   FRCRATIO to 1
_____________________________________________________
Vishnu Rao (RBIN/DBA-EMS) * wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am trying to write a record to the database file through RPGIV pgm.
Though the write is successfull , I am not able to see the records in the
file as long as the program is active.
>Once the program is terminated I am able to see the record written.
>
>I am not able to find the reason for this , The file is not journalled &
it is not open in the commit mode in the pgm.
>
>Can anyone please let me know the reason for this.
>
>Thanks in advance
>Vishnu
>
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