Re: Permanently Applying PTF's...

[Chuck Lewis <clewis@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Steve,

I agree... Gonna do a RCLSTG (prep told me I had to) and have a pretty good
handle on spool files (we have a utility SOQ from Generic Software to save them
off).

Fun, fun, fun ;-)

steven.donnellan@simonjersey.com wrote:

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> Not good with PTF's lying around!  I've known CLRLIB QRPLOBJ bring down a
> system!  You're better doing a WRKOBJ and clearing down stuff you know can
> go, old programs etc from your own libraries, and the stuff from the
> defunct LICPGM's.  My *guess* is that the RMVPTF command needs to get
> pre-PTF stuff from QRPLOBJ and if it doesn't find it, it throws it's
> teddybear out of the pram.
> No junk in QRCL that can be got rid of?
> RCLSPLSTG?
> Any performance data which can go?
>
> Steven Donnellan
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> How about clrlib qrplobj?
>
> >>> leif@leif.org 08/23/01 09:51AM >>>
> From: Chuck Lewis <clewis@iquest.net>
> > Reason I ask is we are "cramped for disk space" and I started with some
> > of the smaller LICPGM's (i.e. Performance Tools, App Dev, etc.) and did
> > them and noticed that a bunch of stuff was placed in the library QRPLOBG
> > which of course gets cleared at IPL. My fear is that if I Apply all of
> > the temp PTF's, this library will grow and I might have a problem.
>
> how about IPL before the PTFs as well?
>
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