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Re: Excel ODBC problem

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I've not promoted much here for a long time. Huh!
Vern

At 07:54 AM 9/23/2004, you wrote: 
   We use Excel & ODBC drivers to get data from the 400. Lately we have had
   several "jobs" runaway using a lot ot temporary storage. Yesterday one
   caused us to run out of disk and did a forced IPL. I can restrict the
   storage used by QUSER (they run under that profile) or I can play with the
   QSTGLOWACN sysval.  Does anyone have any other suggestions
   Thanks
   Ron Jobel
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