Re: Housekeeping

The report shows your biggest library first, with it's biggest objects and
would look like:
Library/ % of Size in
Object Type Owner Library 1000 bytes
QPFRDATA *LIB QSYS 72799600.6
Q134000024 *MGTCOL QCOLSRV 18.51 13477789.7
Q135000024 *MGTCOL QCOLSRV 18.48 13454721.0
Q133000023 *MGTCOL QCOLSRV 18.45 13434798.1
...
ROUTINES *LIB ROB 68969852.9
IFSLIST *FILE SSA 75.23 51888623.6
QAEZD0004O *FILE SSA 2.19 1512288.3
QAEZD0011O *FILE SSA 2.16 1491316.7
...
QUSRBRM *LIB QBRMS 7845220.4
QA1ALI2 *FILE QBRMS 84.93 6663041.0
QA1A1LI2 *FILE QBRMS 7.51 589373.4
QSYS *LIB QSYS 2367124.5
QNOTES *USRPRF QSYS 11.44 270688.3
QSYSDIR *LIB QSYS 1579442.2
QPZA003508 *FILE QSYS 25.96 410026.0
QPZA003512 *FILE QSYS 16.54 261259.3
QLWIPRD81 *FILE QSYS 8.27 130580.5
...
QJVM6064 *LIB QSYS 796753.9
QPZA002994 *FILE QSYS 27.39 218267.6
QPZA002997 *FILE QSYS 27.13 216170.5
QPZA003038 *FILE QSYS 14.89 118652.9
QPZA003001 *FILE QSYS 12.51 99647.5

Look at this:
DSPOBJD OBJ(QJVM6064/QPZA002994) OBJTYPE(*FILE) DETAIL(*SERVICE)
Licensed program . . . . . . . . . . : 5761JV1 V6R1M0
PTF number . . . . . . . . . . . . . : SI48621

DSPPTF LICPGM(5761JV1) SELECT(SI48621)
PTF status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : Temporarily applied
6. PTF Objects
Object Type
QSI48621J1 *FILE
QSI48621J2 *FILE
QSI48605J1 *FILE
QSI48605J2 *FILE
QSI48605J3 *FILE
QPZ1JVM60 *PGM
QSI32399J1 *FILE

Permanently applying PTF's can be a big help sometimes. When you
permanently apply them all of these backup files go away. Because you'll
no longer be able to use RMVPTF once it's permanently applied.

Just to follow a couple of recent threads...
QNOTES, while it's only a user profile, is huge, well, because it owns a
lot of objects on this system. A lot!



Rob Berendt