I think there is an artificial limit which about 2.1GB as seen by
these files I created in vi:

 CODE  ------------LOGICAL RECORD-----------  ----SPACE----  FILENAME
         SIZE  TYP        EOF      LIMIT R/B  SECTORS #X MX

           1B  BA        1402 2147483647   1       16  1  *  part
           1B  BA        8876 2147483647   1       48  1  *  part0001.html
           1B  BA        9739 2147483647   1       48  2  *  part0002.html
           1B  BA       10014 2147483647   1       48  2  *  part0003.html
           1B  BA       10497 2147483647   1       48  2  *  part0004.html
           1B  BA       24856 2147483647   1      112  2  *  part0005.html
           1B  BA       18930 2147483647   1       80  2  *  part0006.html
           1B  BA       15294 2147483647   1       64  2  *  part0007.html
           1B  BA        8362 2147483647   1       48  2  *  part0008.html
           1B  BA       10370 2147483647   1       48  2  *  part0009.html

Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors


-----Original Message-----
From: Gordon Gidluck [mailto:[log in to unmask]]

Hello Dave,
This is an MPE/iX thing, Posix/Unix does not impose flimits.
If you text and keep your file with a text editor you should not encounter
problems; the editor will rewrite the file with appropriate file attributes.

The filename foo.c (in lowercase and with the .c extension) creates a
problem for access from MPE. However, if you name your file /APACHE/PUB/FOO,
then you can alter it from MPE/iX file system. The file would be
FOO.PUB.APACHE from MPE (ie. filename.group.account).

Logon to  PUB.APACHE...
BUILD FOO2; REC=-128,,F,ASCII; DISC=5000
FCOPY FROM=FOO; TO=FOO2

or if you have MPEX,
%ALTFILE FOO; FLIMIT=5000

Gordon Gidluck

"Dave Anderson" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
news:01254EFFB1DFEFD2.F35DD5E9A7242189.CA75F149914D1EEC@lp.airnews.net...
> This is a silly question but.....  I transfer a program to
/APACHE/PUB/foo.c
> with Reflection.  Listfile /APACHE/PUB/foo.c,2 shows it to have a limit of
> 72 records.  How do I modify the file?  MPE file restrictions do not allow
> me to expand a file.  What is the proper way of transfering these files?
>
>
>

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