Re: is operating system always to blame, was: Ready to scrap an AS/400

[Chris Bipes <chris.bipes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You should also have a program to generate a report of files that are 80%, (or 
what ever threshold), full.  It is easy.

For any given library:
DSPOBJD object(libx/*all) objtype(*file) output(*file) file(QTEMP/FILELIST)

Then read this file and:
RTVMBRD    FILE(&oblbnm/&odobnm) NBRCURRCD(&CURRCD) +  
             NBRDLTRCD(&DLTRCD)                       
 You can guess at the rest.


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From: <jpcarr@TREDEGAR.COM>
To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 1:10 PM
Subject: RE: is operating system always to blame, was: Ready to scrap an AS/400



>Say the program loops and writes records into a data file of some sort,
> the procedure fills up the disk. This can happen by the way. An AS/400
>query with improper joins specified will also fill up disk. The cannot
know
>what is filling up the disk, it can only warn someone that the disk is
>reached its threshold. Eventually, the machine will fail. I'd say that
this
>is not the fault of the OS.

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