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	FILEMGMT is a full-screen interface that prompts you for the specific file definition information it needs to automatically construct the <var class="product">Model 204</var> commands that create and define the file. FILEMGMT provides automatic file sizing and other time-saving features.</p>		FILEMGMT is a full-screen interface that prompts you for the specific file definition information it needs to automatically construct the <var class="product">Model 204</var> commands that create and define the file. FILEMGMT provides automatic file sizing and other time-saving features.</p>
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	FILEMGMT also stores the entries in your site's Dictionary for the files, fields, records, and field groups that you create. For more information on the Dictionary, refer to ~~the <var class="book">Rocket Model 204~~ Dictionary/204 ~~and Data Administration Guide</var>~~.</p>		FILEMGMT also stores the entries in your site's Dictionary for the files, fields, records, and field groups that you create. For more information on the Dictionary, refer to [[Dictionary/204 overview]].</p>
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	In addition to creating new files and providing automatic file sizing, you can use FILEMGMT to add fields or records to existing files, to change file parameters or file size, and to view or copy file information. FILEMGMT tasks are described throughout the file management topics.</p>		In addition to creating new files and providing automatic file sizing, you can use FILEMGMT to add fields or records to existing files, to change file parameters or file size, and to view or copy file information. FILEMGMT tasks are described throughout the file management topics.</p>
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	==Getting started==		==Getting started==
	<p>You can perform most file management tasks in two ways:</p>		<p>
			You can perform most file management tasks in two ways:</p>
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Manually creating procedures containing commands or directly on the command line</li>		<li>Manually creating procedures containing commands or directly on the command line</li>

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	<td>Managing <var class="product">Model 204</var> security for logins, files, and records; defining passwords and file privileges</td>		<td>Managing <var class="product">Model 204</var> security for logins, files, and records; defining passwords and file privileges</td>
	<td>[[~~Security~~]]</td>		<td>[[Model 204 security features]]</td>
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	[[Category:Model 204 files]]		[[Category:Model 204 files]]
			[[Category:Dictionary/204]]

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	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> These calculations are done for you if you create files using FILEMGMT, which is the recommended method. But the information is useful to know in any case.</p></td>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> These calculations are done for you if you create files using FILEMGMT, which is the recommended method. But the information is useful to know in any case.</p></td>
	<td>[[File ~~size calculation~~]] </td>		<td>[[File sizing introduction]] </td>
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	The following tables describe where to find information about file creation and file management tasks. Where applicable, the Order column indicates the order in which you should perform the tasks. </p>		The following tables describe where to find information about file creation and file management tasks. Where applicable, the Order column indicates the order in which you should perform the tasks. </p>
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	<~~p class="~~caption">File creation tasks</p>		<caption>File creation tasks</caption>
	<tr class="head">		<tr class="head">
	<th>Order</th>		<th>Order</th>
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	<~~p class="~~caption">File management tasks</p>		<caption>File management tasks</caption>
	<tr class="head">		<tr class="head">
	<th>Task </th>		<th>Task </th>

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	FILEMGMT also stores the entries in your site's Dictionary for the files, fields, records, and field groups that you create. For more information on the Dictionary, refer to the <var class="book">Rocket Model 204 Dictionary/204 and Data Administration Guide</var>.</p>		FILEMGMT also stores the entries in your site's Dictionary for the files, fields, records, and field groups that you create. For more information on the Dictionary, refer to the <var class="book">Rocket Model 204 Dictionary/204 and Data Administration Guide</var>.</p>
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	In addition to creating new files and providing automatic file sizing, you can use FILEMGMT to add fields or records to existing files, to change file parameters or file size, and to view or copy file information. FILEMGMT tasks are described throughout ~~this manual~~.</p>		In addition to creating new files and providing automatic file sizing, you can use FILEMGMT to add fields or records to existing files, to change file parameters or file size, and to view or copy file information. FILEMGMT tasks are described throughout the file management topics.</p>
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	Even if you intend on using the FILEMGMT APSY, you should have a solid knowledge of the rules and techniques involved in the creation and maintenance of <var class="product">Model 204</var> files.</p>		Even if you intend on using the FILEMGMT APSY, you should have a solid knowledge of the rules and techniques involved in the creation and maintenance of <var class="product">Model 204</var> files.</p>

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	<td>1</td>		<td>1</td>
	<td>Understanding <var class="product">Model 204</var> file architecture and file managment</td>		<td>Understanding <var class="product">Model 204</var> file architecture and file managment</td>
	<td>[[File architecture overview]] ~~and the contents of~~ this page~~, respectively~~ </td>		<td nowrap>[[File architecture overview]] <br>
			File management overview (this page) </td>
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	<td>3</td>		<td>3</td>
	<td>Designing your <var class="product">Model 204</var> data structures for effective and efficient processing</td>		<td>Designing your <var class="product">Model 204</var> data structures for effective and efficient processing</td>
	<td>[[Record design]],		<td>[[Record design]] <br>
	[[Field ~~group~~ design]]~~, and~~ <br>		[[Field design]] <br>
	[[Field design]] </td>		[[Field group design]]</td>
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	<td>Managing the size of file tables; options and parameters for automatic or manual increases</td>		<td>Managing the size of file tables; options and parameters for automatic or manual increases</td>
	<td>[[Managing file and table sizes\|Resizing ~~Tables~~]] </td>		<td>[[Managing file and table sizes\|Resizing tables]] </td>
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	<td>Safeguarding file integrity and recovering files; backing out transactions; running media recovery</td>		<td>Safeguarding file integrity and recovering files; backing out transactions; running media recovery</td>
	<td>[[File integrity and recovery]]; [[Transaction back out]]; [[Media recovery]] </td>		<td>[[File integrity and recovery]] <br>[[Transaction back out]] <br>[[Media recovery]] </td>
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	<td>Dumping and restoring files: creating a backup copy of your data; moving files; adjusting internal space calculation</td>		<td>Dumping and restoring files: creating a backup copy of your data; moving files; adjusting internal space calculation</td>
	<td>[[File dumping and restoring]] </td>		<td nowrap>[[File dumping and restoring]] </td>
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	<td>Reorganizing files</td>		<td>Reorganizing files</td>
	<td>[[File ~~Reorganization~~]] </td>		<td>[[File reorganization]] </td>
	</tr>		</tr>

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	<td>Displaying a field, file, or record; ~~Broadcasting~~ a file message</td>		<td>Displaying a field, file, or record; broadcasting a file message</td>
	<td>[[Field display and message broadcast~~#Overview\|Overview~~]] </td>		<td nowrap>[[Field display and message broadcast]] </td>
	</tr>		</tr>
	</table>		</table>

	[[Category:Model 204 files]]		[[Category:Model 204 files]]

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	<li>Building the File Control Table (FCT)</li>		<li>Building the File Control Table (FCT)</li>
	</ul></td>		</ul></td>
	<td>[[Creating a file ~~(File management)~~]]		<td>[[Creating a file]]
	<p>[[Creating a file with FILEMGMT]] </p></td>		<p>[[Creating a file with FILEMGMT]] </p></td>
	</tr>		</tr>

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	<td>3</td>		<td>3</td>
	<td>Designing your <var class="product">Model 204</var> data structures for effective and efficient processing</td>		<td>Designing your <var class="product">Model 204</var> data structures for effective and efficient processing</td>
	<td>[[~~Record design (File management)\|~~Record design]],		<td>[[Record design]],
	[[Field group design]], and <br>		[[Field group design]], and <br>
	[[Field design]] </td>		[[Field design]] </td>