Re: Unable to access IFS after DASD failure

[pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx]

   What do you see when you use the WRKLNK command? It sounds like your Net   
server definition may have gotten scrambled. In i-Nav, when you drill down
   = from network to servers to tcp/ip, check the status of your netserver
   and r= edefine it if necessary. Also, can you drill down thru the file
   systems? Do= you still see the file shares you're expecting? Once you have
   that stuff e= stablished, you should be able to "find" the netserver in
   windows= , either by name or by IP address.

   Paul Nelson
   Arbor Solution= s, Inc.
   708-670-6978 Cell
   pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx

   "Courage is = contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of
   others are often = stiffened." ~~ Billy Graham


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   Details here are a= little sketchy, and I apologize: one of my customers
   had
   a disk failure= and I believe the box was RAID'ed.  When the drive was
   replaced, w= e discovered damage on our orders file (the largest object in
   the
   system= ) and have repaired that.

   We're unable to access the IFS for either Operations Navigator or Win   dows
   Explorer.  We can create a new folder in QDLS but get an &quot= ;invalid
   function"
   message when we try to access existing folders o= r documents.

   I've su= ggested doing RCLSTG.  Is there any funky command to clean up the
   IFS<= BR>or are we looking at a reload of OS/400?

   Thanks,
   Reeve
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