Re: Longest *DBXREF on RCLSTG

If one does both, is there an easy way from DSPLOG to tell what times were 
for the *DBXREF?

Sample:
17:27  Message queue QSYSOPR is now in *HOLD delivery mode.
17:30  No interrupted data base object level operations found.
17:38  Journal receiver QDBJNC0131 created in library QRECOVERY.
17:38  Journal receivers QDBJNC0130 and *N detached.
17:38  Sequence number not reset. First sequence number is 236523.
17:38  Object QDBJNC0130 in QRECOVERY type *JRNRCV deleted.
...
06:07  Object QDBJNC0170 in QRECOVERY type *JRNRCV deleted.
09:21  Data base objects destroyed by reclaim storage operation.
11:26  File Identifier table recovery complete.
11:32  Database cross reference files processed successfully.
11:32  RCLSTG processing complete. 946155 objects processed. 107 deleted.

Rob Berendt
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>From y'all's experience, what's the longest you've seen a RCLSTG w/ 
*DBXREF
ONLY take?  Just a general time - 2 hours, 4 hours, 10 hours, etc...

Thanks in advance. 

Justin C. Haase
Sr. Technical Support Specialist - OutLink
Jack Henry and Associates - Allen, TX
www.jackhenry.com
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