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  3. May 2003

Re: RCLSTG *DBXREF

Mark,

Glad to see it ran so fast.  I thought it would.  I had this typed up but 
I was waiting for one figure.  Thought I might as well send it.


System      SYSTEM ASP    %      RCLSTG
270-23F1       105.4 G  76.9     175331 - 174017
840-23EA        2443 G  87.6     1030503   022612 - 1030502   222053
820-24AA       337.3 G  75.5     1030405   052950 - 1030404   172221
270-2452        52.6 G  35.7     164712 - 163752
270-2454       351.3 G  74.0     085010 - 083502

If anyone knows of a "marker" in DSPLOG that marks the end of the full 
RCLSTG and the start of the RCLSTG *DBXREF, I'll take another look to see 
how much time was dedicated to the *DBXREF.

Rob Berendt
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