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  3. February 2003

RE: Reclaiming used library space

Dave,

It sounds as though you are describing the size of the library object,
not the size of the library and its contents.  I don't think that you can
make the size of the library object any smaller, but you could certainly
rename the library, create a new library with the old name, and then move
the 50 remaining objects to the new library.  The new library would be
smaller.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dave Snyder
> Subject: Reclaiming used library space
> 
> We have a library with size 13,565,952 via the DSPLIB command. This
> library had over 20,000 objects in it. I deleted all but 50 but when I
> do the DSPLIB command, the size is still the same. How can I reclaim
> the space of these deleted objects so that it can be reused?
> Dave

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