Re: Saving user spaces

It depends on who created them and why. If they're temporary objects used to 
support the functioning of a program then they don't have to be saved and 
should probably be cleared from the system. If they're logs of past events then 
they should be saved, but you might want to do a selective purge of spaces that 
are so old they're not of any use anymore. There is a small chance they might 
contain vital information, but this isn't very likely.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Burns, Bryan 
  To: MIDRANGE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 10:22 AM
  Subject: Saving user spaces


  One of our company's nightly SAVLIB routine includes a library, IBSAISLOG, 
which consists of 230,000 *USRSPC objects.  The owner of the user spaces is 
QTMHHTP1 and the user spaces are the only type of objects in the library.

  Needless to say, the SAVLIB slows down when it hits the IBSAISLOG lib. Does 
it make sense to backup user spaces?  



  Bryan Burns
  M.I.S. Department
  ECHO, Incorporated


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