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aixfan

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If I use smitty jfs | Change/Show Characteristics of a Journaled filesystems
select filesystem |
I can see "Large File Enabled = True". Is there a command line equivalent to get this information?

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As far as I know you can change the attributes with the chfs command. Example "chfs -a Large File Enabled = True /DATA" would change /DATA to enable large files. I dont know the command just to diplay, though.
 
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I think it is

lsfs -q filesystemname

bf = true is large file enabled bf = false is not
 
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Thanks all!
The lsfs -q command did the trick.
 
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