Distribution limit of 9999 reached
Sergey Anitshenko
Recently, I've gotten a message CPD90B1:
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Message . . . . : Distribution limit of 9999 reached.
Cause . . . . . : The sender has sent 9999 distributions. These
distributions still exist on the system.
Recovery . . . : Either delete any incoming distributions that you sent
to
yourself or any outgoing distributions that you sent with confirmation of
delivery.
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But I couldn't find that huge number of distributions by QRYDST command.
There are only 5 ones. I've deleted them but had the message again.
How to clear a distribution database ?
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Njål Fisketjøn
DLTOUTMAIL helps a bit, but to delete incoming mail you can do the
following
Create a small CL program that:
-QRYDST to an outfile
-loops through the outfile entries and issue DLTDST for old entries
you want to get rid of
Submit a job that calls this CL program for every office user using
the USER parameter of SBMJOB.
Remember that the physical distribution object isn't deleted until all
recipients have deleted their "copy" from their mailbox!
Njål Fisketjøn, FIGU DATA AS
n...@figu.no
http://www.robin.no/~nfisketj
Sergey Anitshenko
Njål Fisketjøn <n...@figu.no> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 10 Dec 1999 18:17:18 +0300, "Sergey Anitshenko"
> <ser...@fuib.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi!
> >
> >Recently, I've gotten a message CPD90B1:
< skip >
> >But I couldn't find that huge number of distributions by QRYDST command.
> >There are only 5 ones. I've deleted them but had the message again.
> >How to clear a distribution database ?
>
> DLTOUTMAIL helps a bit, but to delete incoming mail you can do the
> following
>
> Create a small CL program that:
> -QRYDST to an outfile
> -loops through the outfile entries and issue DLTDST for old entries
> you want to get rid of
but QRYDST says that "Requested distribution complete, 0 distributions"
for IN and OUT mail. There are not any mail if believe this command.
In our office the distrubution service works only for me.
serg
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Njål Fisketjøn
<ser...@fuib.com> wrote:
>but QRYDST says that "Requested distribution complete, 0 distributions"
>for IN and OUT mail. There are not any mail if believe this command.
>In our office the distrubution service works only for me.
>
Are you the *only* office/400 user?
Sergey Anitshenko
Njål Fisketjøn <n...@figu.no> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 11 Dec 1999 16:12:26 +0300, "Sergey Anitshenko"
> <ser...@fuib.com> wrote:
>
> >but QRYDST says that "Requested distribution complete, 0 distributions"
> >for IN and OUT mail. There are not any mail if believe this command.
> >In our office the distrubution service works only for me.
> >
>
> Are you the *only* office/400 user?
No, not only. I use SNDDST to send mail for my job.
I don't want to use mail APIs to send mail because
in this cause I need to keep SMTP database.
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Paul Nicolay
I experienced the same problem about a year ago, and it was indeed not clear
to me why he was complaining, until I noticed that he wasn't complaining
about my user itself (which was an automated process), but about .... the
users who received my mails !!!
Therefore, take a look at what they've left in their inbox, or run the
QRYDST against their individual mailboxes.
Kind regards,
Paul
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Njål Fisketjøn wrote in message ...
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999 18:17:18 +0300, "Sergey Anitshenko"
<ser...@fuib.com> wrote:
>Hi!
>
>Recently, I've gotten a message CPD90B1:
>-----------------
> Message . . . . : Distribution limit of 9999 reached.
>Cause . . . . . : The sender has sent 9999 distributions. These
> distributions still exist on the system.
>Recovery . . . : Either delete any incoming distributions that you sent
>to
> yourself or any outgoing distributions that you sent with confirmation of
> delivery.
>-----------------
>But I couldn't find that huge number of distributions by QRYDST command.
>There are only 5 ones. I've deleted them but had the message again.
>How to clear a distribution database ?
DLTOUTMAIL helps a bit, but to delete incoming mail you can do the
following
Create a small CL program that:
-QRYDST to an outfile
-loops through the outfile entries and issue DLTDST for old entries
you want to get rid of
Submit a job that calls this CL program for every office user using
the USER parameter of SBMJOB.
Remember that the physical distribution object isn't deleted until all
recipients have deleted their "copy" from their mailbox!
Njål Fisketjøn, FIGU DATA AS
n...@figu.no
http://www.robin.no/~nfisketj
The contents of this message express only the sender's opinion.
This message does not necessarily reflect the policy or views of
my employer, Merck & Co., Inc. All responsibility for the statements
made in this Usenet posting resides solely and completely with the
sender.
Sergey Anitshenko
I've fixed the problem by applying followed PTFs:
SF56935
SF58676
SF58795
Many thanks all who has answered.
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Sergey Anitshenko <ser...@fuib.com> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> Recently, I've gotten a message CPD90B1:
> -----------------
> Message . . . . : Distribution limit of 9999 reached.
> Cause . . . . . : The sender has sent 9999 distributions. These
> distributions still exist on the system.
> Recovery . . . : Either delete any incoming distributions that you sent
> to
> yourself or any outgoing distributions that you sent with confirmation
of
> delivery.
> -----------------
> But I couldn't find that huge number of distributions by QRYDST command.
> There are only 5 ones. I've deleted them but had the message again.
> How to clear a distribution database ?
>
>
> --
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> email: ser...@fuib.com
>
>
>
>
Patrick Townsend
Paul,
You helped me on this problem a few months ago. I finally found the
resolution on the IBM web site. For later versions of OS you need to set
the distribution attributes to specify that MSF does not do local
delivery.
Patrick
Paul Nicolay wrote:
>
> Hi Sergey and Njal,
>
> I experienced the same problem about a year ago, and it was indeed not clear
> to me why he was complaining, until I noticed that he wasn't complaining
> about my user itself (which was an automated process), but about .... the
> users who received my mails !!!
>
> Therefore, take a look at what they've left in their inbox, or run the
> QRYDST against their individual mailboxes.
>
> Kind regards,
> Paul
> ------------
> Njål Fisketjøn wrote in message ...
> On Fri, 10 Dec 1999 18:17:18 +0300, "Sergey Anitshenko"
> <ser...@fuib.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi!
> >
> >Recently, I've gotten a message CPD90B1:
> >-----------------
> > Message . . . . : Distribution limit of 9999 reached.
> >Cause . . . . . : The sender has sent 9999 distributions. These
> > distributions still exist on the system.
> >Recovery . . . : Either delete any incoming distributions that you sent
> >to
> > yourself or any outgoing distributions that you sent with confirmation of
> > delivery.
> >-----------------
> >But I couldn't find that huge number of distributions by QRYDST command.
> >There are only 5 ones. I've deleted them but had the message again.
> >How to clear a distribution database ?
>
> DLTOUTMAIL helps a bit, but to delete incoming mail you can do the
> following
>
> Create a small CL program that:
> -QRYDST to an outfile
> -loops through the outfile entries and issue DLTDST for old entries
> you want to get rid of
>
> Submit a job that calls this CL program for every office user using
> the USER parameter of SBMJOB.
>
> Remember that the physical distribution object isn't deleted until all
> recipients have deleted their "copy" from their mailbox!
>
> Njål Fisketjøn, FIGU DATA AS
> n...@figu.no
> http://www.robin.no/~nfisketj
>
> The contents of this message express only the sender's opinion.
> This message does not necessarily reflect the policy or views of
> my employer, Merck & Co., Inc. All responsibility for the statements
> made in this Usenet posting resides solely and completely with the
> sender.
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software and consulting services.
Sergey Anitshenko
news:38587F1A...@patownsend.com...
>
> Paul,
>
> You helped me on this problem a few months ago. I finally found the
> resolution on the IBM web site. For later versions of OS you need to set
> the distribution attributes to specify that MSF does not do local
> delivery.
>
> Patrick
>
Strange. I always have this setting as "no local delivery" and
the problem has occurred.
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