Hi,

Stan Sieler wrote:
> ......
>
> 5) do one (or more) STORE to disk;compress with the target
>    disk being the new Seagate drive.
>
>    (Why more than one?  If you have more compressed data
>    than will fit into 4 GB, I don't know what STORE-to-disk
>    will do ... my suspicion is that it can't handle more
>    than 4 GB at a time)
>

If the Store-to-disc data exceeds 4GB, TurboSTORE will create
new files and continue storing into it.

For example, with the file equation ...

    FILE DISCFILE=STORFILE.BACKUP.SYS;DEV=DISC

TurboSTORE will create the first backup file as
/SYS/BACKUP/STORFILE and when this file hits the 4GB limit,
a new file is created as /SYS/BACKUP/STORFILE.1 and
TurboSTORE continues.

This process is continued and files with names
such as /SYS/BACKUP/STORFILE.2, /SYS/BACKUP/STORFILE.3 etc.
are created as necessary..

Regards,
Bijo


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