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Conference utrtsc::pw_tools

Title:	PATHWORKS Troubleshooting Hints and Tips

Moderator:	UTURBO::SWEEP

Created:	Tue Dec 12 1995
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	59
Total number of notes:	313

54.0. "RMS Tuning Of Databases?" by VMSNET::P_NUNEZ () Thu Mar 20 1997 23:22

    
    Would regular RMS maintenance on the ISAM files used by PATHWORKS make
    much of difference?
    
    First, the indexed files I'm aware of are:
    
    	PWRK$LANMAN:SHAREFILE.
    	PWRK$LANMAN:FATVOL.DAT
    	PWRK$ROOT:[LANNAN.DATAFILES]ACCOUNTS.LMX
    
    Others?
    
    Next, would the following simple operation provide benefit (assuming
    the file(s) in question were fairly volatile)?  Obviously, this 
    would need to be done off-line:
    
    $ ANAL/RMS/FDL <file>   			! Produces <file>.FDL
    $ EDIT/FDL/NOINTER/ANALYSIS=<file>.FDL 	! Produces <file>.FDL;2
    $ CONVER/FDL=<file>.FDL;2 <file> <file>     ! Produces new indexed file
    
    thanks,
    
    Paul

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54.1 ex UTRTSC::EISINK No Kipling apes today Fri Mar 21 1997 00:39 9

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	Yes, all the rms tuning you've learned is still valid here. Also check the retrival pointers, check hot files. Move files when you can like the uas file to a less loaded disk, make the file contiguass etc. Rob

    Yes,
    
    all the rms tuning you've learned is still valid here. Also check the
    retrival pointers, check hot files.
    Move files when you can like the uas file to a less loaded disk, make
    the file contiguass etc.
    
    Rob