At 8:42 PM +0200 8/10/00, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>Michael wrote...
>
>>Because operations isn't watching the sets, thinking DDX is doing the work,
>>disaster will happen when you can't afford it.  Lots of data sets fill in
>>the middle of the day, most likely at a time you can't afford to down.
>
>Good point. However, a potential quick solution in this case (in the
>middle of the day) could be to run QUERY, add a couple of entries to
>the "seemingly full" datasets (just enough to trigger a DDX expansion)
>and then delete them again. Not ideal, but probably doable.


I think what Michael was trying to express was a situation in which you
have DDX enabled, and therefore are lulled into believing you don't need to
worry about capacity management anymore. Over time, the data set
automatically expands until it reaches the MAX capacity. At that point,
even your query trick wouldn't help...


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