Re: ifs delete

[DrFranken <midrange@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 How long was it between the delete of the file and the DSPSYSSTS?  
Very large object deletes do not return all the disk space in an 
instant. For an object that large it could take several minutes on a 
busy system and I've even seen a half hour. If your disks are fairly 
busy with write activity you may see DSPSYSSTS going down.  I can't 
argue with your math though!

 - Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis

On 10/7/2010 10:32 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Just ran a RTVDSKINF and a PRTDSKINF this morning.
>
> Information collected  . :   10/07/10  04:05:48
>                                % of         Size in
> Description                   Disk     1,000,000 bytes
> User libraries               30.21         1917962.92
> User directories             24.60         1561945.25
> Folders and documents          .00               1.28
> QSYS                           .12            7858.93
> Other IBM libraries            .52           33159.08
> Licensed Internal Code         .49           30803.56
> Temporary space               2.00          126987.61
> Unused space                 41.87         2658119.59
> System internal objects        .14            8828.14
> Objects not in a library       .00                .00
> TOTAL                        99.95         6345666.36
>
> Based on this then % used should be 100 - 41.87 or 58.13%.
> I noticed a 363GB debug stream file (it was a Scan Mail for Domino thing).
>   I turned off that debugging and deleted it using iNav.  I verified, via
> WRKLNK, it is gone.  I am thinking that should have freed up 363/6357 or
> 5.7%, right?  Results of DSPSYSSTS
> System ASP . . . . . . :     6348 G
> % system ASP used  . . :    58.5280
> We don't use any IASP's or other ASP's.
>
> > From a query of yesterday's RTVDIRINF data:
> OBJECTNAME   Object     Object Bytes       Data Bytes
>               Length     Allocated          Of The Object
> smdext.dbg       20  402,250,530,816     402,151,724,465
>
> Rob Berendt