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Good observation Art...!!! Wow... Ours is also set to *NOMAX...
I have just detected three distinct methods of date storage in this file...
See the following example...
Date Time Program
Name
1001005 83430 MP240
1001006 101057 MP240
102000 171455 MJ500
102000 210108 @CPIPGMJ
102100 1227 @CPIPGMJ
1023 11304 DB287
1023 73139 DB270
Last friday when I cleared the file I left only two (2) records in the
file... Today there are twenty-two (22) records...
Again - I do not know what this file is used for but I suspect that
clearing old records will not cause any harm...
"Heffner, Art" <AHeffne@PTS-TOOLS.COM> on 10/23/2000 08:53:28 AM
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Subject RE: IPGCFP4/@CPISYS
:
When I looked at our file it is *NOMAX and contains 138,000 records going
back to August of 1996. Since we installed JBA in May of 1999, I must
assume the older records were a gift from our JBA setup people. I also
noticed that records output by program MR235 or CPIPGAO have the date in
MMDDYY sequence and other programs put the date out in YYMMDD sequence (no
century). This will make it a joy to purge!
Art Heffner - Production Tool Supply
-----Original Message-----
From: Prill, Steve [mailto:sprill@rexairinc.com]
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 3:17 PM
To: 'jbausers-l@midrange.com'
Subject: IPGCFP4/@CPISYS
We received a file full error on the above file when
attempting to submit
MRP. Although it only contains 10,000+ records, they date
back to 1996. It
appears that the file is used to retrieve the current job
number in various
programs in MR, IN, AO, and PD applications. I believe its
roots go back to
the IPG (Interactive Program Generator) programs that JBA
used to write
several years ago.
Does System 21 have a method of removing old records from
this file? Or can
I simply delete some of the old records and re-org the file?
I hesitate to change the physical file to max. records =
*NOMAX and let the
file grow if the old data is not needed.
Thank you,
Steve --
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