RE: URGENT !! Situation critique pour mémoire secondaire.

Following Rick's advice, the outfile from DSPOBJD does have a field
ODOBSZ, which used to be always the object size, but it is defined as a
10.0 field, so it does not correctly report objects that are 10 gigabytes
or more.

To calculate object size, multiply field ODBPUN (bytes per unit) times
field ODSIZU (size of unit). As long as all your objects are
9,999,999,999 or less, you're OK. However, as soon as you get an object
that is 10 gig, the ODOBSZ will produce the 9,999,999,999, and you're be
in error by the difference.


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David,

You might try running this command:
DSPOBJD OBJ(*ALLUSR/*ALL)
OBJTYPE(*FILE)
OUTPUT(*OUTFILE)
OUTFILE(OUTFILELIB/OUTFILENME)

Then use SQL to display the output in descending sequence by object size.

It's been a while since I've done operations but here goes.
- Look for log files (QHST* I think) you no longer need.
- Do you have a large number of print files on the system that could be
removed?
- Is there a large number of objects in QRPLOBJ library?

HTH,

Rick

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Subject: URGENT !! Situation critique pour mémoire secondaire.

It was a sunny day in Strasbourg, then I get this message when I do
WRKSYSSTS.

Almost a year after our new i5 was installed. Secondary storage on my
partition is 350 G and is 99% full.

What with all these "cool" tips for iseries navigator being regularily
churned out recently, I thought I'd ask is there a "cool" way of finding
who or what is using up all the disk space ?

I'm hoping to see a nice pie chart with pop ups when I move the mouse over
sort of thing.

Hope to here from you all soon.

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