Re: Temporary storage problem

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IBM SW support  can help you find the usage. I seen a couple of things 
cause this from a very bad query to a TCP/IP attached printer that had an 
interface problem.  I'm sure there are other causes too...

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Temporary storage problem







I have a system that has suddenly started chewing up temp storage
(currently about 40%).

We run this same suite of apps with twice the number of jobs on a
matching system and do not have this problem.

We can recover it with an IPL but then it starts up again.

Anyone know of a way to find out what's in temp storage so we can figure
out what's kicking it up. 


Kat Kruse
IT Engineer
Qualcomm, Inc.
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