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Re: Best Method for Identifying Damaged Objects on a System ?

The best thing to do is a RCLSTG. This will go through each object on the system and insure that it is not damaged, that it is in a library, and that is has a valid owner. If you are on V5R4, you can estimate how long the RCLSTG will take. 

Pete

William N. Harrell, Jr. wrote:


What are opinions on best ways to identify any potential damage on a system
that has been affected by an IOA card that has caused damage across an ASP.

When I say damage, I define it as damaged objects that DO NOT SHOW DAMAGE
via DSPOBJD, but instead show damage whenever the object may be used again
in a program process.   Also, RTVDSKINF will not extract this damage.

Will a Full System Save identify it all?
William N. Harrell, Jr. Charlotte, North Carolina 28211

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