RE: Damaged Object

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxx>]

Al,

I'm then presuming that if people have a shoppe where their LF's may not be 
in the same lib as their PF's could face some
performance and object lock issues when doing this in a production time 
frame?   Kinda rhetorical I know, but if you're doing
this, make sure that your LF's and PF's are in the same library...you'd be 
surprised how many aren't...

Don in DC

At 01:26 PM 10/19/2005 -0400, you wrote:

> Reclaim Library (RCLLIB) is like a mini-RCLSTG on a library by library
> basis.  I might try this first, but mu hunch that it has more to do withe
> database relations than on object damage.
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> -----Original Message-----
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> You probably need to run the recalim strorage (RCLSTG) command.
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> Larsen, Jim wrote:
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> > I have a damaged object (QAPMPOOLB) that I cannot save or delete.
> > This is preventing me from doing a NONSYS save successfully.  Does
> > anyone have any suggestions?
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