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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Displays the base record limit size that was set in files with RECRDOPT=1 | Displays the base record limit size that was set in files with <var>[[RECRDOPT_parameter|RECRDOPT]]</var>=1 | ||
<p>The base record limit size is calculated as follows: </p> | <p>The base record limit size is calculated as follows: </p> | ||
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For an entry order file, BRLIMSZ = (6140 / BRECPPG) - 2 </li> | For an entry order file, BRLIMSZ = (6140 / <var>[[BRECPPG_parameter|BRECPPG]]</var>) - 2 </li> | ||
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For an unordered file, BRLIMSZ = (6136 / BRECPPG) - 2 </li> | For an unordered file, BRLIMSZ = (6136 / BRECPPG) - 2 </li> | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 13 October 2014
Table B record limit size
Summary
- Default value
- 0
- Parameter type
- Tables
- Where set
- View-only
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V7.1
Description
Displays the base record limit size that was set in files with RECRDOPT=1
The base record limit size is calculated as follows:
- For an entry order file, BRLIMSZ = (6140 / BRECPPG) - 2
- For an unordered file, BRLIMSZ = (6136 / BRECPPG) - 2
Note: BRLIMSZ does not include the 2 bytes of overhead for the record header. The AVG. RECORD LENGTH reported with the TABLEB RECLEN command should never exceed BRLIMSZ + 2 when RECRDOPT=1 is set.