Joel
Seems awfully small to me.
Bear in mind that many filesystems process directory entries sequentially. You
are going to have a very big directory, and a lot of create/delete operations
in the course of an average day.
Regards
Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia
>>> Joel_Cohen AT AMP.COM DOT AU 10/08/2004 9:55:03 >>>
Is there a limit to the amount of volumes a file device class can have????
I have set the file class volume size to 30 Megs per volume, Should this
be larger??
Regards
Joel
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