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Gary,
Thanks a lot for the tip. We're back in business. We usually run the
deletion of items option
at night through Machine Manager.
Best Regards,
Guy Alain
Gary.Brown@applie
dchemicals.com
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Re: [SYSTEM21] JBA - INVENTORY
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Have had the same problem.
You will need to clear the entries out of INP68.
The following is a note I wrote to myself a while back.
It may be helpful to you.
Before you start running the Inventory Item Deletion
option (26/INU) hold the INBACK3 jobq (HLDJOBQ OSLINP#/INBACK3).
Inventory deletion runs two batch jobs, the first find
items for deletion and reports why items could not be
deleted. If the item does pass the deletion validation
tests then it get written to a Data Queue for processing
by the second job.
The second job does the actual deletion of items that have
passed the validation of the first job.
The problem I have had in the past is that the first job
can not 'feed' the passed entries to the second job fast
enough and thus the second job times out.
By holding the INBACK3 jobq the second job does not run until
I release the job queue (RLSJOBQ OSLINP3/INBACK3), which I
do once the first job if finished.
Regards,
Gary.
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