How many messages are in an archive file?

Hi,
Is there a way to tell how many messages are written to each archive file? It looks like the default file size is 200M.
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Rick

Hey
If you really want,you can cancel this job in sm37.
But i would say that you can let it run. as long as it does not affects the performance of PI system you should be ok.
a better approach would have been to increase the retention period in sxmb_adm,then go to SE38 and execute the program RSXMB_SHOW_REORG_STATUS, this will tell you how many messages will be archived/deleted once the job run.
You can set the retention period so that it takes around 50-60K messages, then let the report run ,should finish in 3-4 hours max (thats what i used to do), then go back to sxmb_adm and reduce the retention period.execute the report again and see how many messages it will archive now.
Keep on doing this until you archive/delete all the messages.
Thanks
Aamir

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