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Rob--
Thanks for providing the sys value
Bob--
Sorry I didn't answer-- I had to get ready for work.
A word about the QRCLSPLSTG value-- increasing it from 5 to 35 days
will -increase- the storage required for file members in QSPL. Of
course, the space required to keep a single empty file member around
isn't much, but if there are a lot, the space will add up.
Check out the help text for the system value-- there are some
comments about when an unused member is actually cleared-- it all
depends on how active the system is. IIRC, there's a never-ending
system job that checks for unused members and clears them as a
background task. If the system is active, a member may be assigned
to a job when it hasn't been cleared, so it is cleared at the time it
is assigned to the job.
--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
ps-- Have you found the objects taking up your space?
OOPS is only 5 days.
Display System Value
System value . . . . . : QRCLSPLSTG
Description . . . . . : Reclaim spool storage
Days to keep unused
spool storage . . . : 5 *NONE, *NOMAX, 1-366
WRKSYSVAL QRCLSPLSTG
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