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MSG file question?
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Greg Terterian <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 3 Jan 2006 12:52:32 EST
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We build a very large message file
SQLMSG            2109B  VAM           0    2000007    1        0  0  *
 
and as you can see the disk space it takes is '0'.
 
Once anything gets written to this message file, the disk space  is being 
used ...
SQLMSG            2109B  VAM           1    2000007   1       256  1  *
 
but when the file is getting empty again, the disk space is not  released...
 
SQLMSG            2109B  VAM           0    2000007   1       256  1  *
 
Is there a way to free up the disk space again (of course in my case we are  
talking 14,000,000 sectors of disk storage) without purging and rebuilding 
this  file?
 
Thanks in advance for all your help!
Greg

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