RE: CPI9802 on QAEZDISK - Disk space

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bonnie

<verndor response>

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</verndor response>

Regards
Vern

At 12:46 PM 3/22/2007, you wrote:

> Thanks Rob & Jim.
>
> I have no idea who upgraded the system but it is my task to keep the
> disk usage low enough to last until the 820 is replaced.
>
> For who ever was looking for damaged objects, I did notice that there is
> a flag in QAEZDISK for object status (DISTIN) = 2 is damaged.
>
> Almost 2% of the disk space is devoted to spool files acting as an
> archive.  I know the users would never be able to find a specific
> ancient report if they needed to.
>
> Is anyone using an imaging system with search capabilities to archive
> reports? Can you take existing reports and archive them or does it
> archive reports in the process of creation?
>
> Bonnie Lokenvitz
> 320.679.2599
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> Read the help on RTVDSKINF.  They talk about routinely renaming the file
>
> in QUSRSYS and stuff.  So, therefore it will rebuild the file in QUSRSYS
>
> if it needs to.
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> Rob Berendt
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> CPI9802 - Record format for file QAEZDISK in QUSRSYS does not match
> model file.  I ran RTVDSKINF on a client's V5R2 system and the job
> received this message.  The job ran to completion and there are records
> in the file.
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> File in QUSRSYS is 211 bytes; QSYS is 214.  Can I just delete the
> QUSRSYS version and copy the QSYS?  Or if I just delete it, will it be
> created on the fly?  Does QAEZDISK in QUSRSYS get replaced during
> upgrade?
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> Thank you,
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