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Thanks Rob. The backup to tape on the target system had hung up so Mimix
wouldn't delete the journals until they were saved.

On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 1:22 PM Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

They may not have been related.
It helps if you ran a recent RTVDSKINF you can run PRTDSKINF *LIB
against. Then run another RTVDSKINF combo. This should tell you what
libraries, etc changed in that time.
For example, you could have had some other process dump a bunch of non
journal data into MYLIB. Then you freed up some journal entries from
#MXJRN. Now you have some space back. Related? Not necessarily.


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Customer did a SAVSYS and SAVLIB *NONSYS on Sunday.

Disk space went up to 7% each day Monday and Tuesday. Does the system save
write a lot of journal entries normally? We use mimix to maintain the
journals and we had our retention set at 6 days. Once we changed the
retention to 2 days our disk space immediately cleared up.

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