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On 18/12/2009, at 9:41 AM, Vern Hamberg wrote:
User spaces are primary objects used on the iSeries - physical files,
e.g., comprise several spaces, each of which has a maximum size of
16meg
- it's how it has been, and a change here might be difficult to work
through all the interstices of the OS.
Umm, that implies *FILE objects are made up of user spaces which is
incorrect. *FILE objects contain many spaces but none of them (at
least last time I looked) are user spaces. User spaces are a
particular sub-class of the general space object.
An object of type x'19' is a space. User spaces are type x'19' subtype
x'34'.
A *FILE may contain (or reference) the following space objects:
o File object (x'1901')
o Format space (x'1951')
o Format sharing directory (x'1950')
In addition, it may contain (or reference):
o Cursor object (x'0D50')
o Data space (x'0b90')
o Data space index (x'0c90')
Note that a data space (where the records are stored) is a different
class of object (type x'0b') from a space (type x'19').
Note also that this list is neither exhaustive or definitive.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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