DSPFD - Shared Access Paths

[dgallagher@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Dave:

Is this what you are trying to find out - which logical files are sharing
access
paths instead of building new ones?

You can find out which files are sharing access paths by checking the file
description.

DSPFD 
FILE(mylib/lfile*)
TYPE(*MBR)
FILEATR(*LF)

If the access path is being shared by another logical file, you'll see on
the
display "Implicit Access Path Sharing: Yes". If you have sent the DSPFD to
an
outfile, the field name is MBISMT, and sharing is indicated with an "I".

In addition, if the access path is implicitly shared, you can see which
access
path is being used. On the display, it is presented as "File Owning Access
Path:
mylib/lfile2". In the outfile, the fields are MBISL for the library and
MBISF
for the file name of the File Owning Access Path.

Regards, 
Debbie Gallagher

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Original Message
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Subject: DSPFD and share paramter

I have a library that contain 1000+ files (PF & LF). I would like to find
out what the share access path is set to for each file with out printing
each file and searching the output.

I have tried doing a DSPF with only *BASATR and output to a data base
file. The share parameter is in the database file layout but is empty. 

Is this happening to anyone else?

Would someone suggest a way that I might get the information I need?

Thanks
Dave Willenborg

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