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> If you want to test, generate a DASD filling spooled file, and then delete > it. You will get your DASD back (almost) immediately. You will not have > to wait the number of days specified in QRCLSPLSTG. This was not my experience on a V4R4 (V4R5?) system. Batch job entered a loop and was spitting out job logs consistently until we stopped it. A couple thousand job logs were deleted and we did not regain the disk space until the spool storage was reclaimed. Also, if the system were to run as you suggest, then what would be the purpose of the reclaiming storage command? Bill _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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