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divinejeyahar
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How can I find the used up size of a PDF?
(Note: I dont need to know the allocated file size)
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Frank Yaeger
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| PDF? Do you mean PDS? |
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divinejeyahar
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| Yep...its PDS |
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Frank Yaeger
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| You can use ISPF 3.2 to get that information. |
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kgumraj
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You can give "i" before dataset name in 3.4
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divinejeyahar
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| Is the used Megabyte is the file size used? |
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kgumraj
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| It is Yes |
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