It just so happens that I recently created the following additional step to our
regular data-base capacity monitoring:

!RUN MAIN.PUB.VESOFT,MPEX;PARM=1;INFO=&
!    "LISTF ^KSFILES.PHCDBASE.AMISYS(EOF // FLIMIT) > .8 ),2"

For flat files,

!RUN MAIN.PUB.VESOFT,MPEX;PARM=1;INFO=&
!    "LISTF @[log in to unmask]@(EOF // FLIMIT) > .8 ),2"

At first, I tried to go the CALC route as Kevin Miller suggested, but Ron of
Vesoft support suggested the above approach.

I am looking for regular production KSAM files, not just every flat file that
jobs create and fail to clean up, a problem unique to our shop (not!). That's
the reason for the indirect file. This file will be expanded as I discover or as
the application people identify the files that are eternal and not just
permanent.

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Leonard S. Berkowitz
Perot Health Care Systems
(Harvard Pilgrim Health Care account)
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Larry Barnes <[log in to unmask]> on 08/21/2000 02:58:14 PM

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Does anyone know if there's a VESOFT or MPE/ix command for checking the
capacity of a flat file?  I'm looking for something similar to the
"dbsetfullness" command in Vesoft.

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Mitek Corp.
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