The file resize in the FSI dm account controls the automatic resize process. The dictionary contains these items:
Item | Description | Format |
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Fill | Describes the target fill ratio | 001 Target fill ratio (in %), where % is the space allocated for the files. To create a fill ratio, type u dict resize fill. |
Include | List of accounts/files to include | Multi-attribute list of files to include in the resizing process.
One file per attribute coded as follows:
To list the files to include, type: u dict resize include Note: Lines starting with an asterisk are comments and are
ignored.
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Exclude |
If the Exclude list is empty, resize only the files in the Include list. If the Exclude list is not empty, resize only files not in the Exclude list. If both lists are empty, resize all files.
The data level resize,resize contains the currently active or queued records of the resizing. Each item has this format:
Attribute | Description | |
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0 | file.no '*' unique.ID where |
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file.no | File number of the file being resized | |
unique.ID | Unique-ID (system19) | |
1 | State includes:
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2 | Server | |
3 | Account | |
4 | Dictionary (field is blank if resizing the MD of the account) | |
5 | Data level (field is blank if resizing the MD of the account or the dictionary of the file) | |
6 | Old modulo in decimal | |
7 | New modulo in decimal | |
8 | Start date in internal format | |
9 | Start time in internal format | |
10 | Stop or suspended date in internal format | |
11 | Stop or suspended time in internal format | |
12 | Error/exception, if an error record | |
13 | Optional information |
The data level resize,log contains the records of the completed resizing operation. The format is identical.