Don, take a look at system value QJOBMSGQMX. The default is 16MB but I've set ours at the minimum value of 8MB to conserve disk space.

I've found it helpful in tracking storage use to use the DSPUSRPRF to an outfile. It includes the amount of storage used by each profile, including temporary storage. You can run this on the fly, unlike the RTV and PRTDSKINF commands and it will give you a snapshot of where your storage is going.

Don Cavaiani wrote:
Wayne, we did the IPL last night and the disk % dropped all the way down
to 53%.  For months at a time, the % ranges only from about 53 to 59 %.
Yet, yesterday it jumped all the way up to 68% and the temporary space
was at nearly 18%.  Is there any specific area we could look into which
could cause that unusual TEMP space jump?

Thanks,
Don
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Don, that consists primarily of job logs for acitive jobs and objects
residing in library QTEMP.  If you IPL the system, that storage will be
released (not reclaimed, which is a different animal entirely).

Don Cavaiani wrote:
OK - Now with the latest info, I see that the temporary space is the culprit - about 17.75% of the disk used for it. What is in that
space?

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NO - 2 years old - That's it - Thanks!!
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At the top of PRTDSKINF is the last time RTVDSKINF was ran. Was it recent?

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PRTDSKINFO says that 48.59 % of my disk is "Unused space". However, WRKSYSSTS shows 68.1 % system ASP used! Should these not calculate to

the same amount of free space??

Three days ago, WRKSYSSTS showed only 56% used. We know of nothing new recently being added to the system?


Don F. Cavaiani
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