Re: Permanently Applying PTF's...

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Not good with PTF's lying around!  I've known CLRLIB QRPLOBJ bring down a
system!  You're better doing a WRKOBJ and clearing down stuff you know can
go, old programs etc from your own libraries, and the stuff from the
defunct LICPGM's.  My *guess* is that the RMVPTF command needs to get
pre-PTF stuff from QRPLOBJ and if it doesn't find it, it throws it's
teddybear out of the pram.
No junk in QRCL that can be got rid of?
RCLSPLSTG?
Any performance data which can go?


Steven Donnellan
AS/400 Systems Manager
IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 Professional Operator
Simon Jersey Ltd

http://www.simonjersey.com




"Chris Beck" <CBeck@good-sam.com>
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23/08/01 15:54
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How about clrlib qrplobj?


>>> leif@leif.org 08/23/01 09:51AM >>>
From: Chuck Lewis <clewis@iquest.net>
> Reason I ask is we are "cramped for disk space" and I started with some
> of the smaller LICPGM's (i.e. Performance Tools, App Dev, etc.) and did
> them and noticed that a bunch of stuff was placed in the library QRPLOBG
> which of course gets cleared at IPL. My fear is that if I Apply all of
> the temp PTF's, this library will grow and I might have a problem.

how about IPL before the PTFs as well?


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