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bigfoot53
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Reorganization
      #155452 - 02/06/10 12:21 PM

what is the command to show me a list of files marked for deletion ?

thanks
B

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lfirmat
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Re: Reorganization
new [Re: bigfoot53]       #155465 - 02/08/10 06:33 AM

DSPFD command. the best is to send this information to a file, make a littl e clp program that only reorganize files (RGZPFM command) when the number o f delete records greater than zero.=0AMore better is putting this little pr ocess in the as400 schedule and run it every month (or two)=0Abye and good luck=0ALuis=0AA73 cum 15=0A =0Ahttp://clalumadi.blogspot.com/=0A=0A=0A=0A =0A

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RE: Reorganization
new [Re: bigfoot53]       #155472 - 02/08/10 09:57 AM

Are you talking about files, or are you talking about records? There is no way that I know of on the AS/400 to mark a file for deletion. So I am puzzled by your question. You may have to explain what you are trying t o do in more detail.
If you are trying to get rid of deleted records, to free up disk space, t hat would involve the RGZPFM command, which would tie in with your subjec t line of "Reorganization". There is no direct command available that wo uld show you files with deleted records in them. The way I would attack this is to do a DSPFD command to an output file. I would do DSPFD FILE l ibrary value/*ALL TYPE *MBRLIST OUTPUT *OUTFILE FILEATR *PF OUTFILE libra ry/file name OUTMBR (I leave this at the defaults). That generates a fil e with a record for each physical file member. Each record will have a r ecord count and a deleted record count. You would process this file, add ing logic to say skip if less than x deleted records or less than x% of t otal records. Or you could sort this file in descending order by deleted record count and see what files you want to reorganize and just manually reorganize those files (when not in use).
Hope this helps a bit.

John Dickey
McCarthy Building Companies
St. Louis, MO 63124
314-919-2264
JDickey@McCarthy.com


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what is the command to show me a list of files marked for deletion ?

thanks
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Re: RE: Reorganization
new [Re: jdickeymcc]       #155512 - 02/09/10 12:22 PM

Thanks for the info, and Yes its records not files sorry for the confusion.

Thanks
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RE: RE: Reorganization
new [Re: bigfoot53]       #155521 - 02/09/10 01:37 PM

I wrote a simple CL program that will run a Taatool command (cvtmbrd -
convert member description) to an outfile. I run this over *USRLIBL for
all *DATA files that are *PF files. I then run a query over the file
producing a report showing the files, number records and number of
deleted records.

The CL will always submit the job to run in batch, running this on an
810 iSeries with 16G of memory running on V5R4M0 - it took 20 minutes to
complete.

It sorts by number of deleted records in descending order.



Below is a what the report looks like. I would be willing to share the
CL source with anyone who has the Taatool product, contact me off line -
jim.rubino@fike.com



02/09/10 13:30:14
PAGE 1

Current Number Of File Library TEXT

Number Of Deleted Text

Records Records 'Description'

1,292,389 13,188,833 F98002 ESECURITY Cross -
Reference File Information

21,090,261 4,024,590 F5631 ETESTDATA Sales
Order/Purchasing Segment Values

2,277,242 3,861,974 F98003 ESECURITY Cross - Program
Field Information

7,200,310 2,859,262 F3102 ETESTDATA Work Order
Variance

497,522 1,369,593 F98001 ESECURITY Cross -
Reference Relationships

851,297 1,086,682 F98HELP ESECURITY Help
Instructions Master File

117,879 262,183 F32921 ECFGTEST Cross Segment
Editing Rules - Values

494,355 250,426 VSURCHRG SHP4VAR25F Surcharge By
Zip Code Range

181,710 168,514 F9620 EDEVCMN Cursor
Sensitive Control Master

102,007 97,914 F56321 ECFGTEST Segment Print
Control File

359 87,199 F6001_MARN ECFGTEST Configuration
Pricing File

1,366 85,618 F6001 ECFGTEST Configuration
Pricing File

18,798 83,799 FCF16 ECFGTEST Generic Text
File

512,448 73,961 F0011 ETESTDATA Batch Control
Records

22,758 69,059 BNKPRO SHP4VAR25F Bank of Pro
Numbers


More...

Jim







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