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Re: estimating RGZPFM runtime

Joel

I believe that in recent releases, you can restart this command if it doesn't complete. I hope I'm right - there is SOMEthing that works like that now!

The help on the command may help - heh - didn't mean to say it that way!

Ah - F1 is my friend!

There is a parameter, ALWCANCEL, which is *YES or *NO - that should give you part of your requirement, eh.

HTH
Vern

On 11/18/2013 3:24 PM, Stone, Joel wrote:
How can I estimate down-time required to RGZPFM a file? Is there a utility or rule-of-thumb on these?

Can it be killed if not completed OR will the file then be compromised?

Thanks!



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