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  • Subject: Re: DASD USAGE UTILITY
  • From: "Dan Bale" <dbale@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 18:40:21 -0400



"oludare",

DSPOBJD *ALL/*ALL *ALL will not show everything on the AS/400, like stuff in the
IFS.  It sounds like you need to use the RTVDSKINF command and look at the
resulting output in file QUSRSYS/QAEZDISK.  This is a long-running program,
treat it like the DSPOBJD *ALL/*ALL *ALL and submit it to batch at night.  DBU
the file the next morning and you'll see the first 20 or so records with special
values in the "Object" column.  For example, "object" *TDSKSPC shows you the
total DASD on your system.  "Object" *UNUSED shows the available space on your
DASD.  Check it out.

- Dan Bale

>Guys:
>
>I have created a DASD daily usage utility using DSPOBJD, CLP,QRY and embeded
>SQL.  This utility works fine for information display, reporting and for all
>object types analysis.
>
>These are my observations:
>1.    Empty libraries are not returned by DSPOBJD (see detail command
>      below), not a big deal.
>2.    Using WRKSYSSTS, my DASD size is 41.94Gig, %used is 92.3845, my
>      utility reports about 76% used (30.89Gig), this is a big deal.
>3.    What happened to 16% of DASD, where in the system can I find this used
>      storage or is there a good explanation for the hidden space.





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