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Contractor1@Parkdalemills.com wrote:
> 
> When I do a WrkSysSts and the F16 to look at the status of the DASD, How
> reliable is this information?
> 
> The reason I as is that we've recently added some more disk to our
> development box. A few days after the install I looked at the disk and the
> old disk were at 88.8%. The new ones at 10%.  We've been moving a lot more
> information to the development box now and the old disks are at 99.7+% and
> the old ones are at 37%. I expected the new disks to go up, but not the old
> ones. I'm wondering if I'm misinterpreting the WrkSysSts F16 display.


That's the way it works... That information is correct. The only way
you can get a better balance is to do a complete reload which you are
proably not wanting to do. There is a newer command on disk balance
but that may only work on very recent releases. The system will attempt
to keep ALL of OS/400 on the first drive if at all possible.
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