Even the HOWMESSY program from ROBELLE will show you the high water mark.  MPEX is
kind in that you can create custom listf formats.  When I saw the original email,
I did this one real quick.


> ACCOUNT=  GINNYS      GROUP=  MACSDATA
>
> FILENAME SET NAME     TYPE LDEV  ENTRY   CAPA-  %FULL BLK SECTORS HIGH
>                                  COUNT    CITY        FCT         WATERMARK
>
> MACORD01 REF-NOS         M  43       0       1   0.0%   1      16         1
> MACORD02 ACTION-MAST     A  43       8     503   1.6% 106      64       503
> MACORD03 CONTROL-NOS     A  66       0    3001   0.0%  88     320      3001
> MACORD04 CUST-SEARCH     A  66      26   75011   0.0%  35   21456     75011
> MACORD05 FULL-ORDER      A  43       0   20011   0.0%  75    2672     20011
> MACORD06 ORDER-SEQS      A  67      39  300007   0.0%  75   40016    300007
> MACORD07 FRAUDS-MAST     A  43       0     751   0.0%  60     144       751
> MACORD08 ORDER-SEARCH    A  45   66323  145987  45.4%  35   41728    145987
>
What do you think??

"Leonard S. Berkowitz" wrote:

> <<Using MPEX, can anyone tell me where/how to get the Highwatermark to
> display on the ,DB option?  When doing a "HELP" in MPEX it is listed as one
> of the parameters displayed but when you do the actual command it does not.>>
>
> This does not answer your friend's question, but if your friend's shop has one
> of the two data-base maintenance packages, the information can be obtained
> easily. For example the Report Capacity function in Adager will have a column
> for the high-water mark. I know that DBGeneral will report this as well, but
> since I do not have access to DBG currently, I cannot tell you how.
> ===================
> Leonard S. Berkowitz
> Perot Health Care Systems
> (Harvard Pilgrim Health Care account)
> voice: 617-509-1212
> fax:   617-509-3737
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