Re: Monitoring Library sizes

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Run the RTVDSKINF command in batch.  When it completes running run the
PRTDSKINF command to analyze it.  Start with the *SYS option on the
PRTDSKINF command.  Then graduate to the other options.  Once you've got
this mastered then you can start collecting historical data:

(In SQL)

create collection mylib

CREATE TABLE MYLIB/MYFILE (DATECOLLECTED DATE NOT NULL WITH
DEFAULT, LIBRARY CHAR (10 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT, LIBRARYSIZE DEC
(13 , 0) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT)

INSERT INTO MYLIB/MYFILE (
SELECT  CURRENT DATE ,
        DIOBLI,
        sum(DIOBSZ)
FROM qusrsys/qaezdisk WHERE DIOBLI <>' '
GROUP BY DIOBLI)

DATECOLLECTED  LIBRARY           LIBRARYSIZE
  06/26/01     #CGULIB                98,304
  06/26/01     #DFULIB               352,256
  06/26/01     #DSULIB               200,704
  06/26/01     #IDDUMSC              811,008
  06/26/01     #IDDUTPF            4,911,104
  06/26/01     #LIBRARY              782,336
  06/26/01     #RPGLIB             6,864,896
  06/26/01     #SDALIB                98,304
  06/26/01     #SEULIB               176,128


Rob Berendt

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but a wise person learns from OTHER peoples mistakes.


                                                                                
                        
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What is the best tool or method ( that already resides on the AS400 V4R4 )
to monitor the size of AS400 libraries on a continuing basis.  I am looking
at the best way to see what libraries are growing on a daily or weekly
basis.

thanks

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