A new CA Datacom facility allows a user to modify an existing database data area to use a different block size without closing the database.
Besides changing the block size, if there is no maintenance during execution of this new facility, the data will be in pristine native key sequence when it completes.
Besides changing the block size, if there is no maintenance during execution of this new facility, the data will be in pristine native key sequence when it completes.
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- Broadcom
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- datacom, ca datacom, block size
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