RE: What makes a RCLSTG long

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

Rob:

Since nobody else has any good ideas, I'll mention the obvious QRCL library. 
Things that get put in there were somehow orphaned and the system couldn't find 
out where they should go, although I believe they're all otherwise undamaged. 
Other than that, I'm not sure where a more complete list could be. Object 
"fragments", I guess, couldn't really be put on a list of objects -- they might 
not be totally recognizable as to what they were if object header info was 
somehow missing. Perhaps the SST logs would have appropriate entries.

BTW, have you tried starting another subsystem before RCLSTG? I'm not sure what 
RCLSTG checks. Maybe it just checks to see of the controlling subsystem is 
ended. Who knows? I've sure never tried it. Maybe there's a simple hole in 
RCLSTG that _will_ allow something else to run. Of course, it's bound to be 
totally unpredictable what happens when RCLSTG hits objects that are in 
use..... _YOU_ try it and let us know, ok? :-)

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   5. RE: What makes a RCLSTG long, and, can you run performance
>      collection during it? (rob@xxxxxxxxx)
>
>I've set up the job scheduler to run the RTVDSKINF / PRTDSKINF *SYS combo 
>before and after the remaining RCLSTG's for the year.
>
>Where is the list of reclaimed objects?
>
>
>        To:     midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>        Subject:        RE: What makes a RCLSTG long
>
>Factors previously mentioned could all have an effect, as could the amount 
>and perhaps distribution of available space in the ASP. But, you haven't 
>shown what the Disk Space Report from PRTDSKINF said about RCLSTG before 
>running your reclaims nor have you shown any list of reclaimed objects.
>
>IOW, maybe the longer ones actually found significant numbers of objects 
>to reclaim?

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