Re: How to "clean up the system"

Will running the RTVDSKINF interfere with any running jobs?  i.e. is it 
better to wait until the system is free to run this command?

Thanks,

David 






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The first thing you should do is do a sbmjob of RTVDSKINF.  Submit that to
a single string job queue followed by a PRTDSKINF *SYS.  You may find your
use of things other than 'traditional DB2 stuff' is much higher than you
thought.  On our system the stuff in 'User libraries' is about 9% of disk.
Once you have this basic information you can then target your efforts. We
had a gent who USED to work here that would spend a lot of time to delete
old items from the item master, and some related records.  Said to save
disk and speed things up.  Never could give me a dollar figure to put any
value on the amount of time he spent on this sort of stuff.

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IS there more to do other than checking files that are no longer used?

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Mike



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