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Re: Finding large objects that are blowing up the system ASP

before deleting jrnrcv maybe save them to tape, unless you are sure they are not needed.

Bryan

James H. H. Lampert via MIDRANGE-L wrote on 4/23/2025 2:14 PM:
Thanks, Mr. Dietz, for the corresponding IFS procedures.

Removing the obsolete Tomcat server directory dropped it below 90%.

It seems that there's already a fairly fresh RTVDSKINF present, so I did a PRTDSKINF on it. Turns out that the biggest disk-hog is journal receivers.

I'm offline for the rest of the day (expecting guests, and I need to bake my father's 90th birthday cake), but can somebody outline "best practices" for dealing with journal receivers that collectively take up over 40% of disk space?

I have very little experience with journaling, most of it in connection with writing a QuestView extension for looking at journaling data.

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JHHL


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