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"Marion, Bob" wrote:
> 
> Greetings:
> 
> I may have hit a another system limit or a system bug and wanted to see if
> anyone else has experienced this situation(V4R4).  In April and May (15th) a
> large number of spool files just disappeared without the deletion logging in
> DSPLOG, SST, DSPJOLOG, Performance tools or auditing log and no job came out
> of job scheduler at that time.  We are doing a large back file project for a
> customer for COLD, in April one outq  went from about 150,000 Spoolfiles to
> 105,000 without a trace, at the time I chalked it up to some undeterminable

While I have never worked with "that" many outq entries, I did check the
file attributes for QSPL on V4R3 and there were (at the time) 4 files
with
all set to *NOMAX on number of members. I assume that there is some 
physical limit to the number of entries on any file but  *NOMAX would
lead one
to believe that is a very large number. You sure you don't have some
sort
of housekeeping routine that runs during the evening ????
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