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Rob:
If you run a RCLSTG not long after a full restore e.g. after migrating
an LPAR to a new physical machine, then RCLSTG should run really fast,
as there really should not be any "damage" to clean up. As I understand
it, a full unload / reload (Save / Restore) would eliminate almost any
"damaged" objects, as they would probably not restore, and also has the
nice side-effect of "defragmenting" the DASD space used.
Mark S. Waterbury
> On 9/11/2014 10:36 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I had another lpar that old full RCLSTG only took about 23 minutes.
Now a full RCLSTG takes 3 minutes.
Yeah, I'm impressed.
Rob Berendt
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