resizing of F.OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL
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12 years 11 months ago #12208
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dear All
how cann resize the F.OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL
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how cann resize the F.OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL
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12 years 11 months ago #12237
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Replied by jpb on topic resizing of F.OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL
Dear Ammar,
what do you mean by resizing?
Physically enlarge the file in jBase with jrf ?
Deleting old records ? --> tcsp.temenos.com/HowTo/OFSreq.aspx (funny one!)
Purging the file ? --> tcsp.temenos.com/Lists/Frequently%20Aske...ispForm.aspx?ID=1148
???
P.S.: We have deleloped a local routine to move old records from OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL to a new created OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL.HIS. This is to keep the original file small (and quick to search) but also keep the information for a longer period if needed. The .HIS file is manually "thinned out" periodically.
what do you mean by resizing?
Physically enlarge the file in jBase with jrf ?
Deleting old records ? --> tcsp.temenos.com/HowTo/OFSreq.aspx (funny one!)
Purging the file ? --> tcsp.temenos.com/Lists/Frequently%20Aske...ispForm.aspx?ID=1148
???
P.S.: We have deleloped a local routine to move old records from OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL to a new created OFS.REQUEST.DETAIL.HIS. This is to keep the original file small (and quick to search) but also keep the information for a longer period if needed. The .HIS file is manually "thinned out" periodically.
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