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John Earl wrote:

Is there a system value that dumps obsolete virtual devs
on the AS400?

No.

or another way to dump these?

DLTDEVD QPADEV* if you must, but I don't see that having them around does any harm. Also, You'll have to vary them all off first because the system won't allow you to delete a device that is ACTIVE or VARIED ON.

jte

The system should vary them off automatically after a while (ours does, anyway.) I agree that deleting would be nice, since ours aren't all QPADEV* but are named devices that are no longer used. I think we have a few that shouldn't be deleted, so I guess it's good there's no autodelete... I spent more time than I like deleting obsolet devices last week.


BTW, the main problem I see (other than performance of the system trying to allocate all those devices) is that new controllers are also created to handle the devices. It leaves a lot of clutter.

One of these days I might write a program to do it, but I'm not sure about the specifics since everyone has different needs.


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