Re: Reclaim Spool Storage Command

["Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you have the system value QRCLSPLSTG set to the default, you shouldn't
have to worry about this command.

You are correct, the system makes spooled files appear to exist in *OUTQs,
and in fact they really reside in multi-membered files in the QSPL library.
Only if you ever have a run-away job that creates *LOTS of spooled files,
once you have deleted the spooled files, if you were unwilling to live with
the empty members in QSPL, until the number of days specified by
QRCLSPLSTG, would you ever consider using the RCLSPLSTG command.

Al

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                      "Semiha Balkaya"                                          
                                                          
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hi all

i want to get some information about RCLSPLSTG (Reclaim Spool Storage).
when i looking commands on system i found this command and i wonder about
should i issue this command periodically? When i  get  help for this
command i learned that spool files stored with database members (may be it
will be funny for you but i learned now ) . In which library these files
resides? And is there anything i should  take into consideration before
issuing this command e.g does it increase CPU usage and users's job waits
long or how long does it take this command's completion?
And i saw there are a lot of reclaim commands i wait advice from you that
should i use these command and how can i use these commands? As i say
before these questions will be foolish but i need your help to learn about
these commands....

Thanks to all


Semiha BALKAYA
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