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  • Subject: Re: ASP 2-16 % used question
  • From: "Walden Leverich" <walden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 21:45:00 -0500

Close, but remember that just because a library is in ASP 3 does not mean
that all of its objects are in ASP 3. Look at QRPLOBJ for a great example.
Anyway, adding a loop to look at each object in the libraries, and then
accounting for overflow should get you closer, but it's still not perfect. I
looked in the new hardware APIs that are in V4R1 and I can't even find
anything there.

The best bet may be to do a dspdsksts to a printfile and just read the print
file.

-Walden
-----Original Message-----
From: Vern Hamberg <hambergv@goldengate.net>
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Date: Tuesday, November 25, 1997 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: ASP 2-16 % used question


>Kirk
>
>At 12:44 PM 11/24/97 PST, you wrote:
>>
>>We track DAILY the percent used in all 3 of our ASPs on all 6 cpu's by
hand.
>>Currently someone goes to the wrksyssts screen and gets system asp % used
>>and the perm and temp address used %.(I've found the API for this part).
>>Then we do a STRSST and take options 3 then 4 to get to the ASP Threshold
>>screen which gives you the % used for the other ASPs.
>>
>>I want to automate this whole process. Like I said above I've found the
API
>>to collect the data given by wrksyssts, but I have found(yet) where to get
>>the info on the other asp's. I could do a wrkdsksts to a spoolfile and
>>calculate it from there but that seems messy. I bet there's a tool, api or
>>?? that will get me this data a whole lot easier.
>>
>>Anyone know what that tool or api is? BTW we're still running 3.1.0
>
>I think the following may give you what you want:
>
>>>>>
>
>The Retrieve Library Description (QLIRLIBD) API lets you retrieve
attributes for a specific library.
>
>    <<<<
>
>It returns a number of values, which you can select:
>
>>>>>
>
>Keys
>
>    The following table lists the valid key identifiers that can be
>    specified in the attributes to retrieve parameter. See the
>    “Field Descriptions” for the descriptions of the valid key
>    fields.
>
>    Key ID Type Field
>    1 CHAR(1) Type of library
>    2 BINARY(4) ASP
>    3 CHAR(10) Create authority
>    4 CHAR(10) Create object auditing
>    5 CHAR(50) Text description
>    6 CHAR(12) Library size information
>    7 BINARY(4) Number of objects in library
>
>    <<<<
>
>Calling this for each item in a list of library objects could get the info
you need.
>
>HTH
>
>
>Vernon Hamberg
>Systems Software Programmer
>Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
>400 Second Avenue South
>Minneapolis, MN 55401
>(612) 371-1111 x480
>
>
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