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by limiting the function to the simpler *DBXREF, your reclaim time will almost certainly be measured in minutes rather than hours or days.
Most likely, a *DBXREF is all you'll need. And it's _relatively_ painless and gives excellent bang-for-the-buck.
HTH Vern
Thanx.
RCLSTG is 'a long running function'
I know that RCLSTG *ALL is (used to be) a matter of hours (depending of...) in dedicated mode.
My feeling is that RCLSTG *DBXREF should be much less 'expencive'. Do you have any practical expierence?
Henrik
> date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:25:07 -0600 > from: "Elvis Budimlic" <ebudimlic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > subject: RE: ADDPFTRG fails with CPF32C6/CPD32E7 > > Try RCLSTG *DBXREF on the failing machine. > > > -----Original Message----- > Subject: ADDPFTRG fails with CPF32C6/CPD32E7 > > I have two intended identical AS/400's with intended almost identical > environments. On one I can do an ADDPFTRF without problems. > > On the other it fails with CPF32C6 and the diagnostic CPD32E7 "Cause > . . . . : The trigger operation for file <file> in library <lib>, > for trigger *N in library *N, failed because of errors. The operation > was 1. The reason code is 6. ..... 06 - Cross Reference failed with > return code X'10A2' and diagnostic code 0". > > Any ideas about what the reason might be?
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