Thanks to Tom, Steve, Kevin for the kind words about FAST.  FAST isn't a
"magic" solution, but it can certainly take a lot of the pain out of
resizing.  I'll be happy to field questions about FAST either here or
privately.  FAST is now actively used by over 2,000 shops worldwide on NT,
UNIX and Linux for both UniVerse and UniData.  Obviously, we are pretty
proud of our product!

More info can be had at www.fitzlong.com or email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Our website contains a number of technical papers about files and resizing
that may be helpful.  Peggy and I have also authored a series (6 so far) of
articles in Spectrum magazine about files.  I think you can download these
as .pdf files at http://www.intl-spectrum.com/SPECTRUMMAG.HTML.

Jeff Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald & Long, Inc.

(303) 755-1102

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I would recommend FAST  from Fitzgerald & Long.  I have used it and it does
a great job, it has all of the manual ness and automation needed to control
your environment. Jeff Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Tom Dodds
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Is there a way to semi-automagically resize all the files in a UniData
account/system?

When we used Pick D3, we could run a process which would store the mod to
use on restore in the file definition item.  If we did a full system file
save and restore, the files would be recreated with the "new and improved"
mod.  We use to do this on a fairly regular basis, but since changing to
UniData, we haven't really addressed this.

I know I can use guide to get suggested resizing, and that I can use
memresize to actually resize an individual file, but is there a way to do
this system wide?  We are considering migrating to a newer machine, and
since we would have a system with no users on it for a while, it seems to be
the best time to implement a massive update.

Pointers to the correct manual would be appreciated, or a brief summary. I'm
certain that this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find it in the
archives.

--Tom Pellitieri
  Century Equipment
  Toledo, Ohio
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