CONTACTS 
0202 - Intel Corporation                                                                                                                                                  O-00000704 0201
020201 - Mr. Morris E. Jones;

SUBJECTS
SDS Analyse Documents Truncated Lines Longer than 360 Recl of SDS Re
Recl Problem Reading Files into SDS Records for Analysis Data Trunca
Analyse Documents in SDS Notify Change Design Compromise Accomodate
Documents Analyse in SDS Lines Longer than 360 Recl of SDS Record ar

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1507 - Summary/Objective
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150801 - Follow up ref SDS 3 0000, ref SDS 2 0000.
150802 -
150803 - Submitted email linked to this record notifying Gary about new problem
150804 - found today working with the record on 040610, where the justify op
150805 - was crashing after very few cycles (uses), which impedes editing.
150807 -  ..
150808 - One of these many crashes was the occassion when the record on 040610,
150809 - which is about 70K, increased to 700MB.  Gary provided assistance to
150810 - recover.
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150812 -     [On 040707 obtained hex editor XVI32 that may be helpful on
150813 -     similar problems in the future. ref SDS 4 0001
150815 -  ..
150816 - The cause of the problem is traced to work on 040528 when the recl
150817 - command was set to 3000, ref SDS 2 QM5I, in order to support Gary's
150818 - work that sometimes encounters email and other wordprocessing files
150819 - with long lines, and which Gary wants to analyse in SDS records.
150820 - ref SDS 2 PP6Y  As shown in that record, recl was later changed to
150821 - 2000 for the general condition, and set to 500 for the Subject Index
150822 - in order to scroll large sorted indexes. ref SDS 2 686L
150824 -  ..
150825 - Today, experience with justify failing led to abandoning the prior
150826 - design of having a default recl 2000, and instead this is changed to
150827 - 400.  The code for analysing documents, which is the primary objective
150828 - Gary initially raised, is set to support recl 2000, but only
150829 - temporarily for the current session, as explained further in the same
150830 - record. ref SDS 2 OC6G
150832 -  ..
150833 - The change in the code likely requires adjustment to work practice,
150834 - and is listed in the record on 040528. ref SDS 2 NF4K
150836 -  ..
150837 - Morris has scheduled time on 040724 to work on this problem, reported
150838 - on 031114, ref SDS 1 0001, so maybe a better solution will emerge that
150839 - does not require user attention to remember to perform the new steps.
150841 -  ..
150842 - Sent copy to Morris confirming plans to meet on 040724.
150843 -
150844 -     [On 040929 Morris fixed problem with join that improves memory
150845 -     management. ref SDS 5 0001
150847 -  ..
150848 - Sent copy to Wayne so he is alerted to the issue.
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150850 -    1.  Subject: Test
150851 -        Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 22:49:22 -0700
150852 -        From: Rod Welch
150853 -        To: "Welch, Rod"
150855 -         ..
150856 -    2.  This is a test trying to see what happens when the user creates a letter that has very long lines that do not wrap, but instead goes on and on for 500 to 2000 columns, because nobody pressed the Enter key to start a new paragraph and so the lines are very very long and sometimes too long.  We are testing to see if the system that sets a temporary recl of 2000 characters will support reading in a letter with more than the default record length of 400, but not sure how long this has to be in o
150857 -        are testing to see if the system that sets a temporary recl of
150858 -        2000 characters will support reading in a letter with more than
150859 -        the default record length of 400, but not sure how long this
150860 -        has to be in order to have 2000 characters, or at least more
150861 -        than 400.  I think that limit is exceeded by this message now,
150862 -        but will go just a little further to make sure we get a valid
150863 -        test.
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