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I want to check the size of hash file created, if it is of 32 or 64 bit? need any command or any properties to look into?

There are quite a few. Probably the easiest is UVFIXFILE, which can't handle 64-bit hashed file.

uvfixfile -f pathname -t 1

Thanks Ray.

But how to execute command i.e. the hash file (D_ABC_SHF) is located at /DatastageProject/GrpCreditDM_GBCDU_SYS/GrpCRDGBCDU_SYS

I have tried as

# uvfixfile -f /DatastageProject/GrpCreditDM_GBCDU_SYS/GrpCRDGBCDU_SYS -t 1

but no output.

Please advice.

If the exit status ( $? ) is 0, the file was traced and is 32-bit.

If the exit status is non zero there will be output.

Execute the below command in Unix prompt

od -x /DirPath/HshFileName/DATA.30 | head -1

Will give you the following result

0000000 acef 010c 0000 001e 0000 0000 0000 0001

The bold word shows it is a 32 bit hashed file .
If it is 64 bit hashed file it will show 020c, insted of 010c

Thanks All.

My problem is now resolved.

Das wrote:Execute the below command in Unix prompt

od -x /DirPath/HshFileName/DATA.30 | head -1

Will give you the following result

0000000 acef 010c 0000 001e 0000 0000 0000 0001

The bold word shows it is a 32 bit hashed file .
If it is 64 bit hashed file it will show 020c, insted of 010c

Hi all,

Sorry to ask a question in this after a very long time. I just wanted know. that's why i'm asking.

When i'm executing the command mentioned above in my Unix box, it gave me an error
"od: invalid option -- /" .

But when i tried without -x in the command its giving me the output but not in the format as stated above.

Kindly advice.

Your time would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Veera...

The pathname needs to be quoted - Windows O/S thinks the "/" is a switch.

ray.wurlod wrote:The pathname needs to be quoted - Windows O/S thinks the "/" is a switch. ...

Thanks Ray. Its all because of Space in between the -x and the diratory path. I just gave space in between them and i got the output.

Thanks for your time.

Thanks,
Veera