If a hashed file is converted to 64-bit do all the DS jobs that access the file need recompiling.
Also are there performance implications of using 64-bit hashed files.
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1. No.
2. Define performance. Obviously the storage space will go up, since you now have three eight-byte pointers per record rather than three four-byte pointers per record. The perfect world scenario (a perfectly tuned hashed file) will continue to require 1.0 logical I/O operations per key access when used in a lookup. And the best "performance" boost of all is that your job won't abort when you go over 2GB.
2. Define performance. Obviously the storage space will go up, since you now have three eight-byte pointers per record rather than three four-byte pointers per record. The perfect world scenario (a perfectly tuned hashed file) will continue to require 1.0 logical I/O operations per key access when used in a lookup. And the best "performance" boost of all is that your job won't abort when you go over 2GB.
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