Re: lost storage & deleting Q* profiles

I suspect that this is a bug that should be reported as such.  You might
not be allowed to delete QDFTOWN, but if you could, it would likely get
recreated at the next IPL.  These are mu suspicions.

Al - in Framingham

Al Barsa, Jr.
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                    "Carley, Neil"
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                    03/25/02 06:14 AM
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Hi everyone,

I have a situation where, if I display QDFTOWN profile it reports owning
over 4gb of objects,  however a DSPUSRPRF USRPRF(QDFTOWN) TYPE(*OBJOWN)
OUTPUT(*PRINT) shows up nothing, the profile itself is only 3mb. I came
across this once before in the past and the IBM recommended solution was to
run two reclaim storage' back to back. I have just completed this process
over the w/e as well as an IPL but the anomaly still remains. My next
thought was to try deleting the profile and see what happens, Is it ok to
delete\re-create Q* profiles, as I have never had to do this before ?
This is 4gb of lost storage on the system I can clearly see, however it
makes me ask how many of the other profiles(system\user\group) are having
the same thing happen and how much of the system is lost to this.
I will most likely end up reporting this to IBM and will post the
findings\fix here but thought I would put it to the group first.

Regards
Neil


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