RE: Listing of objects and their owners

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

1)  Good point on the math.

2)  I was hoping that outputting to a user space would be less overhead
than a DB file - but you may be right, probably not that significant.

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin



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>From: rob@dekko.com [mailto:rob@dekko.com]
>1)  Gag and choke because we have over 400,000 objects in the outfile
created by DSPOBJD.

Given a max size of a user space is 16M and 16M/400K = 40bytes which is
much
less than the number needed for each object I'd guess, but it's just a
guess, that it would choke and die.

> 2)  Significantly perform better...

Why would you expect your application that uses an API that calls a MI
program to perform better than IBM's application that uses that same MI
program? Or to be more exact, QLILIST takes a long time, you can't avoid
it.

-Walden

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