RE: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

Have you tried the SYSTABLESTAT or SYSPARTITIONSTAT Views?

Select Number_Rows, Number_Deleted_Rows, Data_Size, a.*
from systableStat a;

Select Number_Rows, Number_Deleted_Rows, Data_Size, a.*
from sysPartitionStat a;

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Sent: Monday, 17 April 2023 16:09
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Subject: current record capacity - to be found in qsys2?

Hi,



I’m obviously having a bad goggle-day, trying to find a qsys2 catalog file/view containing the “current record capacity” for a table.

It feels fairly old to use dspfd type(*mbr) to get that info.

Any suggestions?



Thanks,



Stefan






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