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Re: Oh where has my disk space gone?

----- Original Message -----
From: <David.X.Kahn@gsk.com>
>

> It has a couple of advantages over DSPOBJD. It picks up some internal
> objects that don't show up in a DSPOBJD. It also has a larger field to
hold
> the object size. The ODOBSZ in QADSPOBJ is "only" 10,0. :-)

David,

What objects does it get that dspobjd does not?

There are two size flds in qadspobj, ODSIZU ( object size in units ) and
ODBPUN ( bytes per unit ).  You probably multiply these two together into a
15,0 result fld for the size of the 10G+ objects.

That is a good point though.  Rebecca said the mapics log file was
9,999,999,999.  It might actually be larger than that.

Steve Richter

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