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Hi, Has anybody seen such a problem on Iseries. We have a CL which calls the cobol program , in the CL we create a file with following command CRTPF XXLIB/XXFILE RCDLEN(250) OVRDBF F05TRAV TOFILE(XXLIB/XXFILE) CALL COBOLXYZ In the Cobol program COBOLXYZ we have following defination for the file SELECT F05TRAV ASSIGN TO DATABASE-F05TRAV ORGANIZATION IS RELATIVE ACCESS MODE IS RANDOM RELATIVE KEY IS F05-KEY. And just before opening of file the code we call to a CL to do a CLRPFM on file XXLIB/XXFILE (I know it is not required but we have done it as this is a generic customer requirement) And then we have following code OPEN OUTPUT F05TRAV. CLOSE F05TRAV. OPEN I-O F05TRAV. The problem is that as soon as the code reaches point where we do OPEN OUTPUT F05TRAV the size of file XXLIB/XXFILE starts increasing at a phenomenal rate and it eats all the disk space and there is no way to end the job , only solution is a PWRDWNSYS. Please suggest if you have seen this problem earlier. The Iseries is running V5R2M0. Regards Aseem
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