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On Friday, 11/16/2001 at 08:24 EST, Chuck Lewis <clewis@iquest.net> wrote: > That's not what I saw. I gained space after applying perm. I wish I remembered > the semantics of this (anyone) but applying perm cleans up a bunch of stuff, > removes duplicate copies (A and B) etc. I think (?). Applying PTFs perm, whether the MF or the SF/SI ones does clean up some space. However, be aware that if you ever need to remove a PTF, it's almost impossible when they're applied perm. If you want to remove a PTF, you've got to be able to revert to the previous level of the modules, so a backup has to be on disk. It's these "backups" that are eliminated when a PTF is applied perm and this is the space you regain. Sue iSeries Advanced Technical Support eMail: smbaker@us.ibm.com
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