Re: PRTDSKINFO

[Wayne McAlpine <wayne.mcalpine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don, that consists primarily of job logs for acitive jobs and objects 
residing in library QTEMP.  If you IPL the system, that storage will be 
released (not reclaimed, which is a different animal entirely).

Don Cavaiani wrote:
> OK - Now with the latest info, I see that the temporary space is the
> culprit -  about 17.75% of the disk used for it.  What is in that space?
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> NO - 2 years old - That's it - Thanks!!  
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> At the top of PRTDSKINF is the last time RTVDSKINF was ran.  Was it
> recent?
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> PRTDSKINFO says that 48.59 % of my disk is  "Unused space".  However, 
> WRKSYSSTS shows 68.1 % system ASP used!  Should these not calculate to
> the 
> same amount of free space??
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> Three days ago, WRKSYSSTS showed only 56% used.  We know of nothing new 
> recently being added to the system?
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> Don F. Cavaiani
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