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What version is the old machine... can you trust it to run what you need it
to run? Sounds like it needs a fresh start... I just think you're asking
for problems trying to pull it off with limited knowledge. You're bound to
have more problems and waste more time... It will cost you/them less to get
some help and do it the right way than to do it several times the wrong
way.
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The older machine will be going away within a year, so they do not want to
put any money in it.
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Might not be a bad idea. Then again it might be cheaper to just add more
disk to the other machine.
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My recommendation:
It sounds like you are in a dire situation. I'm going to make a wild
assumption that both your production reports and probably the acquired
company's email are very important to the business functions that the 2
systems are supporting. You don't have the expertise to resolve the
situation yourselves. So far, you are getting advice that is suggesting
scratch/reloads and bringing down and deleting a Domino server (which
presumably is being used by some users?)...
I would say you need to get hold of a local business partner that can come
in and see what the real situation is and provide some hands on focused
help... other suggestions are dangerously close to shots in the dark. ;)
No offense meant, but the first few postings you sent make me think that
you're not sure of the extent/particulars of the situation.
It will cost you some $$ to get help, but a disaster will cost you more...
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OK,
Here's all I know to say.
I am a programmer, what operator knowledge I have is from what I get from
you and what I have been told. Our production box has gotten to a point
it
is too full to run some of the reports we have. We acquired another
company that has an AS/400 box that they were using as a mail server that
has DOMINO on it. The only thing I know about the DOMINO server is it a
e-mail.
The task the operator (limited operating skills) and I have is to get the
data we need from our production box to this new box. But the new box is
at
98% disk storage.
What steps do we need to take beside pray?
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perhaps a CLRLIB QRPLOBJ
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> Sorry I am talking about disk space.
> We can not access the PDM,DFU and other operating system command. Any
ideas?
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> I'm confused. What is at 98%, the processor usage or your disk. If
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> not planning on using the Domino server on this machine, I'd just remove
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> with DLTLICPGM. On my system the LP is 5733L65.
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> wrkdomsvr. Select the server and do a 6 to end it.
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