Care and Feeding of Model 204 RRN Files
SUG '01
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Slide 1: Alex Kodat

Slide 2: What are Reuse Record Number Files

Slide 3: Some Facts About Records

Slide 4: Starting a New Record on a Page

Slide 5: Model 204 Table B Structure

Slide 6: Adding New Records to File

Slide 7: The Reuse Queue

Slide 8: When Does Page Get Added to Reuse Queue?

Slide 9: The Reuse Queue

Slide 10: Some Words About "Constraints"

Slide 11: Adding New Records to File

Slide 12: Trying to Reuse a Record Number

Slide 13: Where to Put Non-Reusable Table B Page at Head of Reuse Queue

Slide 14: Desperate Measures When Unordered File Appears Full

Slide 15: When Does It Make Sense to Use an Unordered File?

Slide 16: What are the Advantages of Unordered RRN Files?

Slide 17: What are the Disadvantages of Unordered RRN Files?

Slide 18: Your Weapons in Tuning Unordered RRN Files

Slide 19: Ciphering BRESERVE

Slide 20: Ciphering BRESERVE

Slide 21: Things to Monitor in Unordered RRN Files

Slide 22: Setting BSIZE in Unordered RRN Files

Slide 23: Model 1 - Strict FIFO files

Slide 24: Model 1 - Strict FIFO Files

Slide 25: Benefits of Keeping FIFO Files "Neat"

Slide 26: Model 2 - Largely FIFO Files

Slide 27: Model 3 - Random Additions and Deletions

Slide 28: How big to make BREUSE

Slide 29: How big to make BREUSE

Slide 30: How About BRECPPG?

Slide 31: And BRESERVE

Slide 32: Conclusions

Slide 33: The End


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