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	There are two forms of the increase command:		There are two forms of the increase command:
			<ul>
			<li>The <var>[[#Syntax for INCREASE DATASETS\|INCREASE DATASETS]]</var> command, which increases the datasets used by a <var class="product">Model 204</var> file, and increases the free pages (which are counted by the <var>[[FREESIZE parameter\|FREESIZE]]</var> parameter. </li>

	<~~ul>~~		<li>The <var>[[#Syntax for INCREASE of a table\|INCREASE]]</var> command ("non-<var>DATASET</var>"), which increases the space available in one of the tables of a <var class="product">Model 204</var> file. </li>
	<li>the <var>[[#Syntax for INCREASE DATASETS\|INCREASE DATASETS]]</var> command, which increases the datasets used by a <var class="product">Model 204</var> file, and increases the free pages (which are counted by the <var>[[FREESIZE parameter\|FREESIZE]]</var> parameter
	</li>~~the~~ <var>[[#Syntax for INCREASE of a table\|INCREASE]]</var> command ("non-<var>DATASET</var>") which increases the space available in one of the tables of a <var class="product">Model 204</var> file.
	</ul>		</ul>

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	===Syntax notes===		===Syntax notes===
	<p>An INCREASE command must be issued in file context. That is, the current default must be a file, not a group.</p>		<p>
	<p>Each <var class="term">ddname</var> parameter can be separated by commas or by one or more blanks. A DD name, not a data set name, must be used in the command.</p>		An <var>INCREASE</var> command must be issued in file context. That is, the current default must be a file, not a group.</p>
			<p>
			Each <var class="term">ddname</var> parameter can be separated by commas or by one or more blanks. A DD name, not a data set name, must be used in the command.</p>

	==Syntax for INCREASE of a table==		==Syntax for INCREASE of a table==
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	~~<b>~~Where:~~</b>~~		Where:
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>		<li><p><var class="term">n</var> is the number of pages in free space to be assigned to the specified table. The value of <var class="term">n</var> is in the range 1 through the value of the <var>FREESIZE</var> parameter (the number of unassigned pages available in the <var class="product">Model 204</var> file).</p></li>
	<p><var class="term">n</var> is the number of pages in free space to be assigned to the specified table. The value of n is in the range 1 through the value of the FREESIZE parameter (the number of unassigned pages available in the <var class="product">Model 204</var> file).</p>
	</li>

	<li>		<li><p><var>DYNAMIC</var> (or <var>DYN</var>) specifies that Table B is to be increased even if the file is opened by other users and has requests compiled against it. This option is available from Model 204 V7.1 onwards.</p></li>
	<p><var>DYNAMIC</var> or <var>DYN</var> specifies that Table B is to be increased even if the file is opened by other users and has requests compiled against it. This option is available from Model 204 V7.1 onwards.</p>		</ul>
	</li>
	</ul>
	===Syntax notes===		===Syntax notes===
	<p>An INCREASE command must be issued in file context. That is, the current default must be a file, not a group.</p>		<p>
			An <var>INCREASE</var> command must be issued in file context. That is, the current default must be a file, not a group.</p>

	==Example==		==Example==
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	INCREASE TABLED 800		INCREASE TABLED 800
	</p>		</p>

	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>		<p>
	<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[File design#~~Hash_Key_Files~~\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>		If it is required to expand <var>FREESIZE</var> by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the <var>INCREASE DATASETS</var> command should precede the <var>INCREASE</var> command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>
	<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>		<p>
	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[File design#Hash key files (X'08')\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>
	<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option ~~the~~ INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>		<p>
	<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[File management overview\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>		You can issue <code>INCREASE DATASETS</code>, <code>INCREASE TABLEB</code>, <code>INCREASE TABLED</code>, <code>INCREASE TABLEE</code>, and <code>INCREASE TABLEX</code> commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the <var>INCREASE</var> command is processing. </p>
	<p>If you are increasing the size of a table in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command.</p>		<p>
	<p>However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <b>Never</b> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>		However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an <code>INCREASE DATASETS</code> command and an <code>INCREASE TABLEB</code> command at the same time.</p>
	<p>In Model 204 7.5 and later, the file full bit (FISTAT X'08') ~~will be~~ automatically cleared in a TBO file if ~~table~~ D is increased enough so that DSIZE is greater than or equal to DPGSRES+DPGSUSED.</p>		<p>
	<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>		You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the <var>DYNAMIC</var> option. Without this option, an <code>INCREASE TABLEB</code> command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for [[MP/204]] users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>
	<p>To use the INCREASE command you must have update authority to the selected file. If the file is open for read-only access, the INCREASE command is rejected with the following message:</p>		<p>
			Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[File management overview\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>
			<p>
			If you are increasing the size of a table in response to a file full condition (<var>FISTAT</var> X'08'), reset <var>FISTAT</var> to X'00' after performing the <var>INCREASE</var> command.</p>
			<p>
			However, make sure that the <var>FISTAT</var> X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <b>Never</b> reset <var>FISTAT</var> for a physically inconsistent file.</p>
			<p>
			In Model 204 7.5 and later, the file full bit (<var>FISTAT</var> X'08') is automatically cleared in a TBO file if Table D is increased enough so that <var>DSIZE</var> is greater than or equal to <code>DPGSRES+DPGSUSED</code>.</p>
			<p>
			<b>Privileges required</b></p>
			<p>
			To use the <var>INCREASE</var> command you must have update authority to the selected file. If the file is open for read-only access, the <var>INCREASE</var> command is rejected with the following message:</p>
	<p class="code">M204.1036: UPDATES NOT PERMITTED		<p class="code">M204.1036: UPDATES NOT PERMITTED
	</p>		</p>
	<p>The INCREASE command cannot be used to increase XSIZE from zero.</p>		<p>
			The <var>INCREASE</var> command cannot be used to increase <var>XSIZE</var> from zero.</p>

	==See also==		==See also==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Further information about the use of <var>INCREASE</var>, including issues concerning exclusive file access and increasing the number of file segments, can be found in the [[Managing file and table sizes]] article.		<li>Further information about the use of <var>INCREASE</var>, including issues concerning exclusive file access and increasing the number of file segments, can be found in the [[Managing file and table sizes]] article. </li>
	<li>The <var>[[DECREASE command\|DECREASE]]</var> command can be used to return unused pages, increasing <var>FREESIZE</var> so they can be used for another file table.
			<li>The <var>[[DECREASE command\|DECREASE]]</var> command can be used to return unused pages, increasing <var>FREESIZE</var> so they can be used for another file table. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>

	[[Category: File manager commands]]		[[Category: File manager commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

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	<li>		<li>
	<p><var>DYNAMIC</var> or <var>DYN</var> specifies that Table B is to be increased even if the file is opened by other users and has requests compiled against it.</p>		<p><var>DYNAMIC</var> or <var>DYN</var> specifies that Table B is to be increased even if the file is opened by other users and has requests compiled against it. This option is available from Model 204 V7.1 onwards.</p>
	</li>		</li>
	</ul>		</ul>

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>		<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>
	<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[File design ~~(File management)~~#Hash_Key_Files\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>		<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[File design#Hash_Key_Files\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>
	<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>		<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>
	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>		<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>
	<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[~~File_Design_~~(~~File_Management~~)#Hash_Key_Files\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>		<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[File design (File management)#Hash_Key_Files\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>
	<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>		<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>
	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>

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	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>
	<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>		<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>
	<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[~~File_Management_Overview~~\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>		<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[File management overview\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>
	<p>If you are increasing the size of a table in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command.</p>		<p>If you are increasing the size of a table in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command.</p>
	<p>However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <b>Never</b> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>		<p>However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <b>Never</b> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>

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Usage notes

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>		<p>If it is required to expand FREESIZE by adding extra data sets to the file to support the increase of a table, then the INCREASE DATASETS command should precede the INCREASE command for Table B, Table D, Table E, or Table X.</p>
	<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for hash key files), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>		<p>You can assign additional pages from free space for use by either Table B (except for [[File_Design_(File_Management)#Hash_Key_Files\|hash key files]]), Table D, Table E, or Table X. The size of Tables A and C cannot be changed without reorganizing the file.</p>
	<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>		<p>You can issue INCREASE DATASETS, INCREASE TABLEB, INCREASE TABLED, INCREASE TABLEE, and INCREASE TABLEX commands without stopping a file and bumping all users out of the file. The file may be accessed or updated at the same time while the INCREASE command is processing. </p>
	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>

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Usage notes

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	<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>		<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>
	<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[File_Management_Overview\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>		<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[File_Management_Overview\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>
	<p>If you are increasing the size of a ~~file~~ in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command. However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <~~var~~>Never</~~var~~> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>		<p>If you are increasing the size of a table in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command.</p>
			<p>However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <b>Never</b> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>
			<p>In Model 204 7.5 and later, the file full bit (FISTAT X'08') will be automatically cleared in a TBO file if table D is increased enough so that DSIZE is greater than or equal to DPGSRES+DPGSUSED.</p>
	<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>		<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>
	<p>To use the INCREASE command you must have update authority to the selected file. If the file is open for read-only access, the INCREASE command is rejected with the following message:</p>		<p>To use the INCREASE command you must have update authority to the selected file. If the file is open for read-only access, the INCREASE command is rejected with the following message:</p>

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Usage notes

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	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>
	<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>		<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>
	<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [~~http://m204wiki.rocketsoftware.com/index.php/Category:File_management~~\| File management] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>		<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [[File_Management_Overview\|File management]] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>
	<p>If you are increasing the size of a file in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command. However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <var>Never</var> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>		<p>If you are increasing the size of a file in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command. However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <var>Never</var> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>
	<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>		<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>

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Usage notes

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	<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>		<p>However, <var class="product">Model 204</var> handles INCREASE processing only one type at a time in succession, not simultaneously. You cannot process an INCREASE DATASETS command and an INCREASE TABLEB command at the same time.</p>
	<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>		<p>You can increase Table B, even when the file is open and has requests compiled against it, by using the DYNAMIC option. Without this option the INCREASE TABLEB command processes only files that are not open by any other users or subsystems. There is a small performance penalty for MP/204 users: multiprocessing is stopped for a short time while internal changes are made.</p>
	<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [http://m204wiki.rocketsoftware.com/index.php/Category:File_management\| File management] ~~wiki pages~~, such as ~~the~~ [[Managing file and table sizes]] ~~article~~.</p>		<p>Increasing and decreasing a file, the various tables that make up a file, and the relevant table parameters are explained in detail in the [http://m204wiki.rocketsoftware.com/index.php/Category:File_management\| File management] articles, such as [[Managing file and table sizes]].</p>
	<p>If you are increasing the size of a file in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command. However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <var>Never</var> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>		<p>If you are increasing the size of a file in response to a file full condition (FISTAT=X'08'), reset FISTAT to X'00' after performing the INCREASE command. However, make sure that the FISTAT X'02' bit (File is physically inconsistent) is not set. <var>Never</var> reset FISTAT for a physically inconsistent file.</p>
	<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>		<p><b>Privileges required</b></p>

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	==See also==		==See also==
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Further information about the use of <var>INCREASE</var>, including issues concerning exclusive file access and increasing the number of file segments, can be found in the ~~<var>~~[[Managing file and table sizes]]~~</var>~~ article.		<li>Further information about the use of <var>INCREASE</var>, including issues concerning exclusive file access and increasing the number of file segments, can be found in the [[Managing file and table sizes]] article.
	<li>The <var>[[DECREASE command\|DECREASE]]</var> command can be used to return unused pages, increasing <var>FREESIZE</var> so they can be used for another file table.		<li>The <var>[[DECREASE command\|DECREASE]]</var> command can be used to return unused pages, increasing <var>FREESIZE</var> so they can be used for another file table.
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	[[Category: File manager commands]]		[[Category: File manager commands]]
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