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We haven't done the V2R3 to V4R2. We've done V3R2 to V4R2. Follow the steps of the 'Roadmap for changing to Power PC technology' very carefully. Since we've done many CISC-to-RISC upgrades we have our own instructions written down that go along with the book. Our instructions are tailored for the individual machine, and the upgrade path chosen. For example: side-by-side, unload/reload, etc. I don't know if the tools that estimate disk space include the huge files IBM builds once you move from V2R3 up. For example. One of our AS/400's has many, many objects. When we upgraded CISC-to-CISC from V2R3 to V3R2 we lost about a gig of space. Yes that was one gig. This space could be traced to a half dozen objects that IBM created for database cross reference. It seems that IBM's, and other developers, didn't like having to use API's or things like the command DSPFFD to find out what fields were in files. So IBM stores all of this in files now and they can just access those. If you've a dozen or so sets of BPCS on your system it doesn't take long to make these files huge. And boy is it fun when they get corrupted. Hence the new parameter for RCLSTG SELECT(*DBXREF). One the S20-2163 that takes one hour, versus 14 hours for RCLSTG SELECT(*ALL). At one time I heard that if you delete them it just rebuilds them. I'm afraid that, as operating system releases have gone by, that the dependence has grown on these files and I would be loathe to delete them. Check this out: Library Object Object Object Text description Type Size QSYS QADBIFLD *FILE 1,674,665,984 Cross reference physical file QSYS QADBIATR *FILE 190,861,312 Cross reference logical file QSYS QADBILFI *FILE 171,986,944 Cross reference logical file QSYS QADBILLB *FILE 110,145,536 Cross reference logical file QSYS QADBXREF *FILE 48,410,624 Cross reference physical file QSYS QADBKFLD *FILE 47,239,168 Cross reference physical file QSYS SSA *USRPRF 45,129,728 Group profile for BPCS QSYS QADBFDEP *FILE 16,830,464 Cross reference dependency fi Whenever you use the SQL command CREATE COLLECTION to build a library it will build logical files over these physicals and store them in the new library you created. +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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