Re: SAVF? Compressed or not? -- MIDRANGE-L

Actually, I found the software products.  Yes, I have 18 different option
installs of 5722-WDS.

Ryan

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> Well, as you are new to the i5, and like iNav, let me ask you:  Do you
> want a graphical editor with a crap load of features, or, have you been
> assimilated into "I'll give up my green screen when they peel my cold dead
> hands..."?
>
> For 5250 land you have two basic options:
> 1 - If the software resources display in iNav under software inventory
> includes 5722-WDS Websphere Development Studio for iSeries then you could
> use the command STRPDM and navigate from there.
> 2 - If it doesn't then you're stuck with EDTF and compiling via CRTCLPGM.
>
> For the non graphically challenged you could load Websphere Development
> Studio Client on your PC.  Granted, it will take you about a day to get
> set up.  And your PC should have lots of memory, etc.  There is a separate
> list for WDSC at midrange dot com that is a great help.
>
> Rob Berendt
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> Thanks guys.  I'm guessing the CL file is saving the objects without
> compression.  So, this was done by a consultant.  Can someone tell me how
> to
> edit a CL file?  iNav has the "edit" option greyed out.  I tried STRPDM
> but
> didn't find the right option for editting CL language.
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> Thanks
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> Ryan
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> > Size discrepancy:  Looking at the /qsys.lib file system via iNav will do
> > this to you.  The one is the size of the library holding the save file.
> > The part that is confusing you is that it is not adding up the size of
> all
> > the objects within that library.  It's just telling you the "header"
> > section of the library; not all it's contents.
> >
> > Compression:  What OS are you running?  With V5R3 and above you have
> these
> > options in compression:
> > *DEV
> > *NO
> > *YES
> > *LOW
> > *MEDIUM
> > *HIGH
> >
> > I've taken stuff with *HIGH and then zipped it.  I've still gotten some
> > additional compression with zip, but not near the amount you get with
> *YES
> > or the huge difference from *NO.
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> > Rob Berendt
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> > I have always been told that a save file (CRTSAVF) is a lot like a
> windows
> > zip file. Is this true?  The reason I ask is that every Sunday we back
> up
> > our production data libraries to save file.  Now, I've totalled up all
> the
> > files (that reside in the save file) and they amount to 42.5GB of data.
> >
> > Here's my confusion...
> >
> > In iSieres Navigator, the "Size" column shown while browsing the IFS
> shows
> > my save file to be 3.03GB.  When I select the file and view properties,
> > the
> > save file shows up as 41.74 GB.  If I do a WRKOBJ on the object and
> views
> > its file size, it again shows 41.74 GB.  I have also confirmed that the
> > save
> > file is taking up 41.74GB on my DASD.
> >
> > So, what's up with the size discrepancy?  Also, should this file be
> > compressed or not?
> >
> > Thanks in advance. RH
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