dup-spaces.sh - First revision in some years

Hi Family. I have been using my script dup-spaces.sh for some years (not too often, of course) and it has worked just fine through release 9.4 of IDS. For those unfamiliar with this script (overwhelming majority, I suspect :-) its purpose is to produce the onspaces commands to completely replicate your current IDS configuration, even maintaining the same order of chunk creation. With the advent of alternate page sizes, a new feature of IDS 10, (gotta keep up with the cool featured of big-O ;-) some of my basic assumptions went out the window and I had to accomodate the new option, to be able to recreate the onspaces command with the -k option. The -k option specified how many K the page is to be. For example: onspaces -c -d bigpagespace -k16 -p ... -o ... -s ...will create a dbspaces whose page size is 16K. And, of course, you need to specify a buffer pool (with the new BUFFERS parameter in $ONCONFIG) of the same page size. OK, enough tutorial: The new version is a WinZipped file named dup-spaces.zip and I just uploaded it to the IIUG software archives. You may start replicating now. -- J