Magic Number

Hello all...





I'm doing a multiple row fetch.

I have a table with a row length of 1958 bytes. I'm fetching it to an
array that has 8566 elements defined as an external data structure over
that table. So the math says I have 15.9952431 Mb in the array. I'm
getting MCH0601 (space offset error) followed by CPF5257 then SQL0904
type 13 reason code 423 which is "Resource Limit Exceeded". So it tells
me to reduce the number of rows in the fetch. So I do that, I reduce it
to give me 15.8 Mb. It still errors. So I am just reducing the number
till it works. But my question is, is there some sort of magic number I
need to use for the number of rows to fetch to get right up against the
maximum records I can return? I am doing all of this under the
assumption that there is a max of 16Mb on a multiple row fetch.





~Zach



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