IFS Object Count Growing -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: IFS Object Count Growing
From: Kirk Goins <kirkgoins@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2011 10:33:06 -0700
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I looking for a tool or some code that will help me find where I getting
upwards of 1000 new objects in the IFS a day. They got to be small since
over all disk usage isn't changing too much, but my backup is talking longer
and longer. I am hoping for to programatically get the number of objects in
a folder. IF this was in the native library system I might be able to use
the data from RTVDSKINF or simple to a CL that used DSPOBJD cmds to an
outfile and then query it.
I am thinking maybe something run from PASE?

Currently we have about 640,000 objects and we are doing any imaging etc.

Thanks

Follow-Ups:

Re: IFS Object Count Growing , Luis Rodriguez
RE: IFS Object Count Growing , Monnier, Gary
Re: IFS Object Count Growing , rob

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