RE: CPI9802 on QAEZDISK - Disk space -- MIDRANGE-L

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Thanks Rob & Jim.

I have no idea who upgraded the system but it is my task to keep the
disk usage low enough to last until the 820 is replaced.

For who ever was looking for damaged objects, I did notice that there is
a flag in QAEZDISK for object status (DISTIN) = 2 is damaged.  

Almost 2% of the disk space is devoted to spool files acting as an
archive.  I know the users would never be able to find a specific
ancient report if they needed to.

Is anyone using an imaging system with search capabilities to archive
reports? Can you take existing reports and archive them or does it
archive reports in the process of creation?

Bonnie Lokenvitz
320.679.2599
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Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:21 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: CPI9802 on QAEZDISK

Read the help on RTVDSKINF.  They talk about routinely renaming the file

in QUSRSYS and stuff.  So, therefore it will rebuild the file in QUSRSYS

if it needs to.

Rob Berendt

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