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<p>The amount (percentage) of free space required on a Table X page before it can be added to the reuse queue. The minimum percent is zero, the maximum is 100.</p> | <p>The amount (percentage) of free space required on a [[Table_X_(File_architecture)|Table X]] page before it can be added to the reuse queue. The minimum percent is zero, the maximum is 100.</p> | ||
<p>If XREUSE is set fairly high and Table X fills up to the point where the reuse queue is empty and there is no room to increase XHIGHPG, considerable space might still be available on most pages. To prevent a file full condition, <var class="product">Model 204</var> tries to find space to add a new record on as many as 16 randomly selected pages. Under these circumstances, increase a file or set XREUSE lower.</p> | <p>If XREUSE is set fairly high and Table X fills up to the point where the reuse queue is empty and there is no room to increase XHIGHPG, considerable space might still be available on most pages. To prevent a file full condition, <var class="product">Model 204</var> tries to find space to add a new record on as many as 16 randomly selected pages. Under these circumstances, increase a file or set XREUSE lower.</p> | ||
<p>The Table X reuse queue is built for only unordered or entry order files for which XSIZE is greater than zero.</p> | <p>The Table X reuse queue is built for only unordered or entry order files for which XSIZE is greater than zero.</p> |
Revision as of 16:13, 13 December 2017
Free space required to reuse table X page
Summary
- Default value
- 20
- Parameter type
- Tables
- Where set
- During file creation or reset by file manager
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V7.1
Description
The amount (percentage) of free space required on a Table X page before it can be added to the reuse queue. The minimum percent is zero, the maximum is 100.
If XREUSE is set fairly high and Table X fills up to the point where the reuse queue is empty and there is no room to increase XHIGHPG, considerable space might still be available on most pages. To prevent a file full condition, Model 204 tries to find space to add a new record on as many as 16 randomly selected pages. Under these circumstances, increase a file or set XREUSE lower.
The Table X reuse queue is built for only unordered or entry order files for which XSIZE is greater than zero.