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Craig, The cross-reference files basically track the characteristics of all database files on your system. They are an integral part of the system and their integrity is important. If your system crashed hard while these files were being updated, it would be prudent to issue the RCLSTG command. This will completely rebuild the cross-reference files. The system needs to be in a restricted state when you issue this command. On most modern systems it doesn't take too long. This is standard practice in recovering from a hard crash. If your system did not crash hard but went through an orderly shutdown, then you could just monitor the logs to see if you get additional messages. If you do, then just issue the RCLSTG command. If you are able to dedicate the system because you have no users on the weekends for instance, running a RCLSTG every few months does no harm and may do some good. Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > I have had a message appear in QHST after an unscheduled IPL (power > blackout) referring to a problem that occurred while the system was > checking the cross reference files. I am new to the AS400 platform and > have not come across this type of message before, so any help would be > greatly appreciated. > The content of the message follows: > > Thanks in advance, > > Craig Smith
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