KT.RESIZE

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KT.RESIZE

Syntax

KT.RESIZE FILE.NAME | * {CONCURRENT} {(S | W | T | F}

Description

This program can be used to resize a Kourier application file. You should run this command as part of your normal file maintenance activities because:

The physical size of the Kourier net change log file may increase over time since both UniData and UniVerse do not shrink the disk space associated with a file until the file is either cleared or resized.
The number of records stored in the file may increased and file needs to be resized to reflect this change.

Options

FILE.NAME	The name of Kourier application file or "*" to resize all Kourier application files.
CONCURRENT	An optional parameter that allows for the resizing of a file when users are on the system. This option is only supported on UNIX UniVerse systems.
(S	An optional parameter that suppresses the "Are you sure prompt".
(W	An optional parameter that prints all TCL commands to the screen and waits for a carriage return before continuing.
(T	An optional parameter that runs the command in TEST mode, and does not actually resize any files.
(F	An optional parameter that forces files to be resized in 64-bit mode on UniVerse systems or on UniData systems running release 8.1.2 or higher.
(P	An optional parameter that sends output to the printer. If the printer is configured for 132 characters or more per line, the output will be displayed on a single line.

Cautions

Kourier application files should be resized periodically. Failure to do so may affect the performance of your application.

Unless you specify the CONCURRENT option, this command should not be executed when Kourier Services or Schedules are running on your system or if you are accessing the Kourier GUI.

Example

In this example, the Kourier net change log for the CUSTOMER file is resized.

>KT.RESIZE KT_EXPORTS

KT.RESIZE - 17 JUL 2013

This program will resize one or all of the Kourier application files.

!!! WARNING !!! WARNING !!! WARNING !!! WARNING

There are currently 10 users logged into the system. Doing file
maintenance with more than one active user may cause file corruption.

OK to Continue(Y,N=<CR>)? Y

File Name............................... Typ Modulo.. Sep Reason..... Time....
DICT KT_EXPORTS 2 11 2 OK 00:00:00
KT_EXPORTS,KT_EXPORTS 16 447 4 Typ 00:00:00