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Subject: Re: How to find damaged objects
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Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 10:18:46 -0400
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The report itself only took 24 seconds. According to Robot the last run
of the job that does the DSPOBJD took 53 minutes. This was on a partition
on a 570 at off-peak times (2:00 a.m.). The job gathers some other
information but I would guess that the DSPOBJD part took a good chunk of
that. Maybe that's a bit long for some people but it works for us and
runs in a non-production job queue so it doesn't hold up anything
important.

Dave Parnin

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