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RCLSTG is always a good prophylactic against problems and if you can afford
the time, go for it.
Generally however we only recommend RCLSTG when needed because it is
somewhat disruptive and on a large system can run for quite some time.
It's needed anytime the system is crashed due to power outage, HMC immediate
end to a partition, etc. or if an application goes haywire and destroys
things.
--
Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects
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Subject: RE: /Qsys.lib/.lib/ path?
Apparently RCLOBJOWN is quite picky also.
CPF8208
Message . . . . : System not in proper state to reclaim objects by
owner.
Cause . . . . . : Either all the subsystems were not ended before
running
the RCLOBJOWN command or there is a system job still running.
I was hoping that wasn't the case.
I know it sends some people on this list darn near into seizures but I run a
RCLSTG each quarter on each lpar.
Rob Berendt
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