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There's a good possibility of that, however I don't really suspect that I 
removed 1/3 of the objects since the last time.

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 





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I believe it's partially dependent on the number of objects, not 
necessarily
the size of said objects.

jch

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Date of      Length       System   % of ASP
Downtime     RCLSTG       ASP      Used 
2003-05-02         - 
2003-04-04     12:09     337,300    76.2431
2003-02-07     18:04     337,300    87.7764
2002-10-18     13:48     337,300    58.8392
2002-08-23     13:55     337,300    59.5255
2002-06-28     18:29     231,800    90.5539
2002-05-03     17:15     231,800    84.8380

So now, was the length of the RCLSTG (in hours and minutes) related to how 

long it was before the prior RCLSTG, how much free disk space, or a 
combination of both?  Or totally coincidental to both ?

Can you run performance analysis during a RCLSTG?  Boss said that the 
chart on the front of our 820-24AA didn't look busy at all.

Rob Berendt
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