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On 05-Jul-2017 07:40 -0600, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:
I run the below SQL to find largest spoolfiles.
Works fine on Production LPAR.
Fails on R&D LPAR with below error.
Any thoughts from the group on what to check or how to resolve?
SELECT OUTQ, SPOOLNAME, size, pages, job_name, created
FROM QSYS2.OUTPUT_QUEUE_ENTRIES
ORDER BY SIZE DESC
FETCH FIRST 100 ROWS ONLY
File QASPOUTQ in library QSPL0002 not found or inline data file
missing.
msgCPF4101 RC01 RC1 lib QSPL0002 not found
F/?? T/?? <-- missing context from what was given
User-defined function error on member OUTQ_INFO.
msgCPF503E EC1 RC1 SQLSTATE 58004 [sqlcode -901 aka sql0901, IIRC]
service program QDBSSUDF external name QSQWRKOUTQ
F/?? T/?? <-- missing context from what was given
Cancel reply received for message CPF503E.
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Per the library name, the problem/difficulty is related to the iASP
number 2. And I presume the original error, i.e. the reference to the
missing system [¿copy of the model?] database file name QASPOUTQ [LF
over PF QASPLINFO] is in/with the system Procedure Name QSQWRKOUTQ of
the Service Program QDBSSUDF that implements the system-supplied UDTF
routine named OUTPUT_QUEUE_ENTRIES; unsure if the lack of full
details/context of the messaging would change that, but still, that is
just a SWAG. There may be something recorded in the feature that tracks
-901 conditions.
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