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I will be running this command today. Thanks for reminding me it existed. I also forgot that SAVSECDTA is part of the SAVSYS until I read the help text. We run the SAVSECDTA every day and last night it ran 1945-2101 so I agree this is the culprit besides running the SAVSYS on a tape drive going bad.

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Subject: Re: Long SAVSYS

On 22 Apr 2013 17:59, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:
<<SNIP>> SAVSYS includes a SAVSECDTA.
I agree with Pete, it is probably one or more user profiles.

DSPOBJD OBJ(QSYS/*ALL) OBJTYPE(*USRPRF)

Profiles taking more than 999,999 could be your culprits.
<<SNIP>>

Probably better and even much easier to use the Print Profile
Internals (PRTPRFINT) CL command instead. That command was created
specifically to assist one to quickly diagnose /large/ amounts of
authorities for a specific user or all users. The command offers
reporting by selection from all users, to include those users which
exceed a certain percentage of their limit; i.e. issuing the request:
PRTPRFINT SELECT(*PCTFULL) PCTFULL(some_percent_full_value). I provided
a link to the docs in a prior reply.


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