My only issue with keeping them running has been when the ID they run under
expires every few months.
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I haven't used any iNav monitors in > a year. Mostly just played around
with them to see how to set them up and how they worked after attending a
COMMON session. So I can't say that I really had them running for very
long before I stopped them.
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Do you have luck with those monitors staying running?
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You can, also, define a monitor in the Management Central portion of iNav.
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STRSST
3. Work with disk units
2. Work with disk configuration
3. Work with ASP threshold
See also:
WRKSYSVAL QSTGLOW*
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Somewhere within the system you can set up a limit or threshold to where
it will start notifying you (send QSYSOPR messages) whenever it reaches
this limit.
I am having a brain freeze on remembering how to do this.
You can set this limit, then if you use messaging software like Robot
Console or Bytware, you can send alerts (emails and/or text pages) when
you reach this threshold.
If you haven't already discussed this, what was the % Util prior to the
bump?
You need to look at your libraries, spool files, etc. to figure out what
increased. A good ol' periodic RTVDSKINF will help determine what
increased.
You can IPL the system which will reclaim storage & clean up a lot of
system files, replaced objects, etc.
If this doesn't drop it down enough, then look at the newly created
objects.
Thanks.
James Salter
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American Cast Iron Pipe Company
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