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Anky
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system storage
DB2/400, DB2, Physical Files, AS/400 storage
Can anybody say if i make one pf with following DDs

R RECORD
   ENAME           20A
   ESAL               5S0
   EDOB                L        DATFMT(*MDY)
                                    DATSEP('/')
NOW I AM INITIALIZING 10000 RECORD WITH DEFAULT VALUE
BY USING INZPFM COMMAND....
THEN HOW MANY BYTES STORAGE WILL EACH RECORD OR ENTRY OCCUPY.
 
ASKED: Sep 25 2009  8:47 PM GMT
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Use DSPFD to determine the record length.
Phil
Last Answered: Sep 25 2009  9:09 PM GMT by Philpl1jb   24610 pts.
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WM   340 pts.  |   Sep 30 2009  6:31AM GMT

Hey Anky, this sounds like a homework question. Like Philpl1jb stated you should be able to tell by doing a Display Physical File Description on the file.

 
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