RE: What to do with QRCL objects after RCLSTG

["Andy Nolen-Parkhouse" <aparkhouse@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dan,

One of the things that RCLSTG does is find those objects which are not
in a library and stick them in QRCL.  Due to hard crashes and other bad
things, these objects have lost their association with a library and
could never have been accessed through normal operating system methods.
This is most likely the source of your objects and the reason they have
*N listed as their library.

I usually keep the things around for a while and eventually clear the
library.  Perhaps more pragmatic individuals would clear the library
immediately.  I have _never_ taken an object from QRCL and moved it back
to production.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> Subject: What to do with QRCL objects after RCLSTG
>
> Finally got around to running RCLSTG on our v3r2 box to recover about
8%
> of
> our DASD.  Don't know how long it had been since RCLSTG was last run
(if
> ever), but reorganizing the QADBIFLD file alone recovered 220MB, a big
> chunk
> for us.
>
> Got something that I'm still trying to figure out.  Library QRCL was
> loaded
> with 248 objects and I don't know why.  The job log does not indicate
why
> these particular objects were put there.  There's no indication of
what
> library these objects came from, and their object attributes and
creation
> date have been cleared.  The object change date was changed to the
date I
> ran the RCLSTG.  A review of the object names shows that these are our
> home-grown objects - RPG programs, data files, display files, message
> files,
> data areas, menus, query definitions, commands, and job descriptions.
>
> FWIW, about 1 minute into the RCLSTG, a message appeared in the job
log:
>  CPF2102 Escape 40  05/28/02 8:24:26  QLICNV   QSYS  002C  QRCSEPOB
QSYS
>    Message . . . . :   Object type and subtype code '1801'X not valid.
>    Cause . . . . . :   An internal system failure has occurred.
Recovery
> .
> . . :
>        No recovery. Report the problem (ANZPRB command)
>
> No other messages appeared, except for the final CPF8207 two hours
later
> telling me how many objects were "inserted" into QRCL.  It also says
to
> use
> DSPOBJD DETAIL(*BASIC) to determine the original name & library of the
> object from the object description, but all I'm getting for a library
name
> is *N, i.e.:
>     Old name HMHGDFR in *N owned by QDFTOWN.
>
> Where should I be looking for more information?
>
> TIA.
>
> - Dan Bale