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reads a XML file in an IFS folder
detects possible erros in the single lines
corrects these errors and
writes back the corrected XML file into the original IFS folder.
I plan to realize this with TRANSFORM_FILE, read the list data, correct them, write the correct data into a second list and at last create anew XML using TRANSFORM_LIST.
My question is:
The XML file can contain up to 30 million lines.
Documentation says: The special value ENTRIES(*MAX) is provided to represent 2,147,483,647. Using this value on some operating systems, like 32-bit Microsoft Windows versions, will overflow available memory in a process if an attempt is made to add the maximum number of entries.
Is this also valid when using a Reusable Part (RDMLX) on IBMi?
Or is there a better / other way to handle such big files?
