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Date: | Wed, 21 Sep 2005 09:47:56 -0400 |
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On 20 Sep 2005 at 15:45, John Clogg wrote:
> Being a curious sort, I experimented with STD and likewise could
> not find any way to affect the record size of the resulting
> disk file. Where my experience differed from yours is that the
> resulting file had 128-word records! I was able to use
> TAPECOPY, available on Jazz, to create a store tape from the STD
> file. Perhaps you have a different version of STORE. We are on
> 6.5, and the version info on the Store banner is C.65.22.
The system I am working with is at 7.0 Express 1. The most recent
STORE manual, from March 2000, states that s-t-d automatically uses
32K buffers, but then again it also says that s-t-d is still a cost
added feature of TurboStore so that source, while authoritative, is
not necessarily definitive. It is possible that the buffer
behaviour was altered in some release of 6.5 after the first. I
have no experience with s-t-d on systems prior to 7.0, if I could
even recall things from that long ago. I think that we went to 7.0
in the summer of 2001.
Regards,
Jim
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