We could break it apart but not very easily.


WITH T1 AS (
select substr(x.objname, 1, 3) as grouper, sum(x.objsize) as receiversize
from table (qsys2.object_statistics ('#MXJRN', '*JRNRCV')) AS X
group by substr(x.objname, 1, 3))
SELECT T1.grouper, t1.receiversize
from t1
order by t1.receiversize desc;


Datagroup DG receiver size
ALL 1,859,095,375,872
KRO 339,640,762,368
SYS 27,076,866,048
EDI 15,316,488,192
SMA 7,728,861,184
GDI 1,159,221,248
USR 147,914,752
MGR 147,259,392
391,217,373,184 = sum of all receivers besides the "ALL" ones
21.04% =80% of stuff is in "ALL"

We would have to break the "ALL" data group down. You have to be a little
careful to ensure that one transaction stays within the same receiver. For
example if you do a transaction which updates files in three libraries
then all three of those libraries should be in the same receiver (in case
you decide to start doing commitment control or some such thing). And if
90% of all the transactions within the "ALL" group are from ERPLXF anyway
(that would involve further analysis) then you don't buy squat.

Rob Berendt

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