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I would like to find out if my company's database is a bit too complex (as
I'm sure many are).
One simple test I thought of comparing is: How many physical files of one
type are a company's server.
For a simple sampling of other companies, I would like to know how many item
master (product) files your company has on its AS/400.
If you would be able to provide this info (I will keep this anonomous of
course), I would be grateful.
Please do the following steps if you could:
1) Identify the name of your item master file (to yourself), lets call
it ITEMMAST
2) Find out the number of fields in the file ITEMMAST, call it #fields
3) Find out the record length of ITEMMAST, call it reclen
4) Run the following SQL statement
runsql 'select * from qsys/qadbxref where dbxnfl=<#fields> and
dbxrdl=<reclen> and dbxatr=''PF'''
5) jump to the bottom of the list
6) make sure that the files appear to be actual item-master type files
6) Email the number of records to me.
Thank you so much for your assistance!
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