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  3. April 2005

Re: Getting rid of abandoned *SVRSTG objects that won't go away

James,

Don't know if you got my earlier post but the *SVRSTG objects I had in QUSRSYS were created using the CRTNWSSTG command and can be deleted if you use WRKNWSSTG, unlink them, then delete them. Don't know if you tried that and couldn't or not.

The rest appear to LPP's

Pete Helgren


James H H Lampert wrote:

The only thing left to do with our 200 (the one that was running out of hard drive space last Friday) is to get rid of about 4-5 fairly big *SVRSTG objects that I haven't yet been able to do away with, and which are taking up significant space on the box's one (!) remaining hard drive.

Judging from how the *SVRSTG-specific commands are responding, I think something may have been deleted out of sequence.

Some of them have names that appear to have been system-generated, while others are clearly names we came up with. Some are in QUSRSYS, while others are in a different library (the box is still coming up, and I can't remember what it's called).

If all else fails, is there something that can be done in DST or SST that will force them to go away? Anything short of scratch-installing OS/400 and restoring the few remaining user libraries from tape?

--
JHHL


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