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Re: Damaged objects after hard fall

Roger--

DSPOBJD *ALL/*ALL [objtype]*ALL [to outfile] [yourlib/yourfile] [*SERVICE]

You should be able to prompt the command and fill in the blanks in the proper spots.

The output file should have a column to note if the object is damaged or not.

You will only be able to see objects if you have enough authority to them.

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx




At 8:52 AM -0500 10/12/07, Mackie, Roger L. (Precision Press) wrote:
Hi all.

Yesterday a cable came loose at the data center that hosts our System i
(iSeries 81) server. The server went down hard. After it came back up, a
damaged object kept item verification from working properly. This
morning, users are reporting other bizarre behavior on our system. With
our System i administrator out for several weeks, is there anything a
programmer can do to identify damaged objects while users are doing
their normal work?

Thanks in advance,
Roger Mackie

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