RE: URGENT !! Situation critique pour mimoire secondaire.

[vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx]

True enough - AFAIK the issue is that it's using Java - and it is a good idea to fire it up early, then it does function pretty well.

I still have major issues with functionality, not with speed.

Later
Vern

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> You know, iNav is a dog to load. Not too bad once it get it fired up. But 
> you might think 5250 was a dog too if you ended the session after each 
> command and started the session again for the next command. Once I fire 
> up iNav for the day it's there until I shut down my computer for the 
> night. Some of you may want to stick it into your startup group, along 
> with your 5250 sessions, WDSC, etc. That way your computer is all ready 
> for work. Just sign in, fetch your cup of coffee, get the morning 
> greetings done, check your voice mail and then hit the ground running. 
>
> Rob Berendt 
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> Hi Vern 
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> That's true - but I bet I could do the F11 and work out the percentages 
> quicker than navigator would load ! 
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> I did qualify the recommendation as quick and dirty :) 
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> I think Navigator has got a lot better, although I still can't bring 
> myself 
> to use it regularly. Every time I revisit it I am reminded of how slow it 
> is 
> and how badly it works. 
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> I do however often use it for showing Windows guys stuff on the i. System 
> Values are a good example. WRKSYSVAL is a fine interface if you are used 
> to 
> the green screen thing, but the System Values dialogues in navigator work 
> really well particularly for sysadmins who cut their teeth on windows. 
> Same 
> goes for Ethernet routing and interfaces and as you point out, disk units. 
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> Regards 
> Evan Harris 
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> Hi Evan 
>
> I didn't mention WRKDSKSTS, because you have to work out the real percent 
> used - unless everything is nicely balanced. And you have to F11 to see 
> which disk pools the units are in. The Navigator disk units interface is 
> nice, because it summarizes each disk pool. You don't get quite anything 
> like that on the green screen. 
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> But then WRKDSKSTS *PRINT combines both screens. 
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> Did I say I actually liked something in Navigator? Don't tell anyone, 
> please!!! 
>
> Vern 
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> From: "Evan Harris" 
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> > WRKDSKSTS is a quick and dirty way of seeing how much space is available 
> in 
> > each AS and IASP. If you have BRMS you can use WRKASPBRM as well (though 
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> > it's slower) 
> >
> > Regards 
> > Evan Harris 
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> > Sent: Friday, 18 April 2008 6:03 a.m. 
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> > David 
> >
> > WRKSYSSTS should have how much room is left on the system ASP - you 
> might 
> > have to go to disk units in iSeries Navigator (does that have a new name 
>
> > yet!) which needs a DST user/password - and then you can see free space 
> on 
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> > user ASPs and independent ASPs, I think. Have been playing there a bit 
> > lately. 
> >
> > As to how big the contents of the save file is - DSPSAVF will give you 
> sizes 
> > of each object in there - can't get to sa system - there might be 
> summary 
> > information - there is at least an object count. Get out your calculator 
> or 
> > copy/paste into Excel. 
> >
> > HTH 
> > Vern 
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