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  3. February 2010

Re: Large Objects created on AS400 consuming huge disk space

What version of OS?

Generally, always start with RTVDSKINF followed by PRTDSKINF *SYS.

BEFORE you run RTVDSKINF read the help. You may want to rename or copy
QAEZDISK (in qusrsys, not qsys). This will allow you to get creative with
sql and find out what grew since the last time you ran RTVDSKINF. Heck,
I'd run PRTDSKINF *SYS before refreshing with RTVDSKINF just to get the
report out to compare via spool file the basics.
See also:
PRTDSKINF *LIB
RTVDIRINF DIR('/')
PRTDIRINF is a waste of time. Better to run sql over the data created by
RTVDIRINF.

Rob Berendt

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