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I am running the August 2000 edition of the System Manager code over the top
of V3.5.1 Applications code... It works fine... To find out what it does
without a job log we can guess based on what objects are used... The first
layer of objects are all I will check at this time...
Using DSPPGMREF we find:
Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ICF706CL
Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : IPGCFP4
Text 'description'. . . . . . . . . . . . . : Common Functions
Day-End Driver 2000AUG
Number of objects referenced . . . . . . . : 11
Programs used:
ICF710 ----- Verify Application Users Driver and CLNUSRALC
ICF706 ----- Clear finished Records from User Register 2000AUG
Files used:
ICF03PHY ----- Application Detail Header
ICF04PHY ----- Application Details
ICF05PHY ----- User licence registration
ICF07PHY ----- User Licence Log
ICF15PHY ----- Licence Active Session
So based on those objects I'd say the CF day end job actually attempts to
clean up the allocations of the users seats or licenses... I know it resets
the count in ICF03PHY and clears bogus ICF04PHY records
left over from jobs that did not deallocate normally for whatever reason...
You can run the command CLNUSRALC from the command line at any time to
"refresh" those files... This can come in handy if you're close to the
upper limit of your seats...
I'd say you can run CF day end with no worries... Just do it at a time when
no users are signed on...
You do realize that there is a Applications Manager Day End and a Common
Functions Day End and they both should be running with no users logged in...
And they both do very different jobs... AM day end actually gets it's
jobs to run from the Application definition where it says:
Library list code 0001
Description . . . Manufacturing MPS v3.0
Day end program . MS999CLP <--------------- This
runs in AMDAYEND...
You can actually see the source code for these programs (if you have source
code that is...).
Regards.
----Original Message Follows----
From: "Brunk, Kevin" <KBrunk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: System 21 Users <system21@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <system21@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [SYSTEM21] Common Functions Dayend
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 12:02:03 -0400
After reviewing some of our System Manager file sizes, I realized that we
are not running the Common Functions Dayend. Before I just knee-jerk start
to schedule it, I was curious if anyone knew in a little more detail what
things happen during Common Functions Dayend. I've looked through the
System 21 Redbook, the InfoBase documentation as well as the System21
listserve (midrange.com) and can't find anything that explains in any detail
what files it cleans/resets or flags it updates.
I guess I'm being a little cautious that after so many years of it not being
run, running it might suddenly produce an adverse effect!
Does anyone have knowledge of what it exactly does?
==Kevin Brunk
The Butler Company
5600 Blazer Parkway
Dublin, OH 43017-7545
TEL: 614-659-1666
FAX: 614-659-1667
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