Re: DAMAGED OBJECT

["Al Barsa, Jr." <barsa2@xxxxxxx>]

At 07:16 AM 12/22/00 -0500, you wrote:

Damaged objects are detected in three ways.  First of all, you can't save a 
damaged object, unless it only has data damage.  Secondly, RCLSTG will 
detect damage to the object logically (as it relates to other objects, or 
as it stands by itself).  RCLSTG, BTW, will fix a lot of damage.  Lastly, 
the data within an object (typically a PF) can get corrupted, but this is 
uncommon.

With the S/38 architecture was immature, damage occurred to objects 
routinely.  Today, the system is highly stable, and damaged objects are 
rare.  The biggest possibility of a damaged object occurs when the system 
crashes, which is very rare.  OS/400 is the most stable OS in the 
world.  (That's why Microsoft uses it, although they claim that they 
don't.  But then again, when was the last time that they told the truth.)

Al


>Is there a way to determine if an object is damaged by using the STRSST?  I
>thought I remembered doing this and now I don't know.
>TIA
>
>
>Debra Helms
>Senior Technical Analyst
>Lance, Inc.
>
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