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That did it. I didn't realize my SLI change didn't take (where I have the IJSYSxx DLBLs). I got that cataloged and the backup just ran fine. IJSYS02 was badly undersized. Never thought to look there. Thanks for the help! -------------------------------------------- Andy Engels IS Team Leader - Technical Services Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Oak Brook, IL 630-368-5346 -     

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Author: Andy Engels
Date: Sep 18, 2008 13:51

You're getting an error message that your AUX Hist File is full and that uses IJSYS02. So probably increasing IJSYS02 would solve the problem. Billy ---- Andy Engels <aengels@imrf.org> wrote: Hi all....... We're trying to backup a sublib with MSHP. We did two others from the same physical library and they ran fine. They're smaller sublibs with fewer fixes applied but that's
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Hi all....... We're trying to backup a sublib with MSHP. We did two others from the same physical library and they ran fine. They're smaller sublibs with fewer fixes applied but that's all. All are going to vtape files on my windoze xp machine using the java vtape server. MSHP reports that the aux history is only 29%% full - but we're backing up, not restoring. We're not quite sure     

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Author: Billy R. Bingham
Date: Sep 18, 2008 13:08

Ось вам і друга частина днб релізів за літо. В основному нейро-техноід-хард Aeph - 2008 - Leave Me Alone, The Verge (DATAMOD010) 6/10 Audio - 2008 - To The Edge Of Reason [TECHFREAKLP003] потужний альбом, очікував гіршого, думав навіть не качать) 9/10 Break - 2008 - Subversion EP [SUICIDE041] класичний для брейка стиль, сподобавсь найбільш перший трек 8/10 Bulletproof - 2008 - Dark Times
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<001.dmitry@gmail.com> wrote: > >?? Tom Lavedas > > > I don't see how creating a child environment space fixes a problem > > with the file system processing. It is a proven fact that the wild > > card search can create a new name, say in renaming of OldnameX.doc to > > File001.doc, which can be 'reprocessed' by the still running FOR loop > > and become a name conversion from File001.doc to     

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Author: Andy Engels
Date: Sep 18, 2008 12:32

>То Tom Lavedas I don't see how creating a child environment space fixes a problem with the file system processing. It is a proven fact that the wild card search can create a new name, say in renaming of OldnameX.doc to File001.doc, which can be 'reprocessed' by the still running FOR loop and become a name conversion from File001.doc to File001075.doc, say. And then to File001075099
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On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:41:31 -0700 (PDT), Tom Lavedas <tglbatch@cox.net> wrote: >On Aug 20, 11:00 am, 001.dmi...@gmail.com wrote: >> > because the new names can get 'reprocessed' by the FOR loop. >> >> Just set %%count%% to "0" and `setlocal` for case of repeat of batch in >> one session. >> >> @echo off >> setlocal >> set count=0 >> for %%%%i in (*.doc) do set /a count+=1 && call:ren     

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Author: Aleksandr Malyon
Date: Sep 7, 2008 02:54

On Aug 20, 11:00 am, 001.dmi...@gmail.com wrote: because the new names can get 'reprocessed' by the FOR loop. Just set %%count%% to "0" and `setlocal` for case of repeat of batch in one session. @echo off setlocal set count=0 for %%%%i in (*.doc) do set /a count+=1 && call:ren "%%%%i" goto:eof :ren set num=00%%count%% ren %%1 "file%%num~-3%%.doc" I don't
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On 6/24/2008 8:40 AM, StephaneLeFou wrote: > Hi, > > From a shell script, I'd like to extract the filenames > (file001...file004) provided by a flat file that looks like: > > /disk2/incoming/file001;ABC;0000000010 > /disk2/incoming/file002;ABC;0000000033 > /disk2/incoming/file003;ABC;0000000002 > /disk2/incoming/file004;ABC;0000000099 > > How do I extract those filenames and put them     

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Author: Todd Vargo
Date: Aug 20, 2008 14:49

On Jun 24, 9:46 am, Peter van Hooft <p...@xs4all.nl> wrote: On 2008-06-24, StephaneLeFou <stephanele...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, From a shell script, I'd like to extract the filenames (file001...file004) provided by a flat file that looks like: /disk2/incoming/file001;ABC;0000000010 /disk2/incoming/file002;ABC;0000000033 /disk2/incoming/file003;ABC;0000000002
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Author: 001.dmitry
Date: Aug 20, 2008 10:39

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Author: foxidrive
Date: Aug 20, 2008 08:52

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Author: Tom Lavedas
Date: Aug 20, 2008 08:41

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Author: Ed Morton
Date: Jun 24, 2008 08:12

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Author: StephaneLeFou
Date: Jun 24, 2008 08:06

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