RE: Library List Issues

Hi Kathy, I'm not sure if this will be of any help or just restating the 
obvious but...
JBA libraries are structured as follows:
OSL - first three characters - (O)lympic (S)oftware Limited 
XX - application - (eg. IN - Inventory, WH - Warehouse, SL - Sales Ledger 
(Accounts receivable for us North Americans)
D, P, S, or F - one character - (D)isplay, (P)rogram, (S)ource, (F)iles
# - one character - version
Therefore OSLINF3  is the Inventory files library for version three.
OSLWHP3 contains the warehouse programs for version 3.

I can't recall if you are using the Style version or not but JBA has combined a 
number of libraries in the style version into OSLD1F3 (Distribution files) and 
OSLD2F3(Warehouse files).

There should be no harm in combining libraries but make sure that these changes 
are reflect in the Manager400 library lists.  The only real benefit I see to 
having multiple libraries is that there are fewer objects, therefore faster 
seek time.  This is a good thing but not at the cost of apps not running.

Good luck and if I can be of any assistance let me know.

Robert A. Rogerson              
                
IS Software Ltd.                
41 - 180 Forum Drive,   Phone:  (905)507-1089
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada    Fax:    (905)507-9351
L4Z 3Y2                 Email:  rogerson@interlog.com

-----Original Message-----
From:   Kathryn Flores [SMTP:Kathy_Flores@classic.msn.com]
Sent:   Monday, December 01, 1997 12:30 PM
To:     JBAUSERS-L@midrange.com
Subject:        Library List Issues

Has anyone successfully restructured their JBA libraries?  We have reached the 
limit on a few of our library lists and are under the gun as far as combining 
libraries.  Any suggestions?

        Kathy

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