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Re: Reclaim storage question

On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 09:32:08 -0400, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:




Not that it does any good with some of IBM's performance tools BS.  Even 
after running a RCLSTG we were still having troubles saving some *MGTCOL 
objects in QMPGDATA and QMGTC2.  Now we save all *MGTCOL objects to a save 
file prior to doing a GO SAVE -21 just to delete any corrupted ones.  It 
was that consistent.  Corrupted objects on i5/OS are pretty common.



I'm piping up a bit late but we have never seen a corrupted *MGTCOL object.
And yes we do have performance data being gathered 24/7.

I also don't remember the last time we had a corrupted object at all.

So I would strongly disagree with Rob's comments here.


Gord

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