To clear up a few questions: It is a standard set ordered last, not an
index of any sort. I want to change it to sorted by some new fields that
are to be populated.
The restructure will add the new fields.
The program will populate the new fields.
The Express Reorg idea is good, but unfortunately we don't have it.
It sounds like the best and easiest approach is to :
1. Run the restructure.
2. Extract the member records and the key of the owning set and populate
the new fields 3. Delete the record (the only set it is a member of is
the one being reordered).
4. Change the schema to sorted.
5. Readd the record. While this may be a bit expensive in terms of I/O,
I am only talking about 104,000 records, which is not too large an
amount.
6. Unload/load to reorg the area.
Thank you all for all your help and great ideas. I knew this forum would
be a great help.
Regards,
Petra
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