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Re: finding large objects on Iseries

On 13 February 2013 21:18, Monnier, Gary <Gary.Monnier@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Joel,

Rather than going directly at large objects you can first go through and check library size.

Basically you use DSPOBJD to list libraries to an output file then use the QLIRLIBD to list the libraries and their sizes.

You can then focus on the largest sized libraries to find excessively sized objects.

Also check the IFS. You may have files building there also.

HTH.

Gary

And that's just the route we took with trying to identify what was
pushing up disk use.
http://www.dbg400.net/foswiki/bin/view/DBG400/BldLibInfo is the code I
put together for it.

The IFS was more tricky and I settled for a RTVDSKINF for specific
portions of the IFS, as we only allow users and processes to use one
folder off the root. So far it's always been runaway ODBC jobs that
have caused issues, so the temp storage checker has kept things
running smoothly.

Regards, Martin

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