On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 12:30:59 +0530, saurabh khandelwal
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Hello,
>            Thanks for reply. I will check in my site about old PTF,
>which can be removed from PTS library and detail about accepted PTFs.
>
>
>Regards
>Saurabh
>

>> Caution: SMP/E option PURGE(YES) is needed for the above. PURGE(NO)
>> means the PTF is not deleted after ACCEPT.
>>
>> In simpler words: if you accept old PTFs then you don't need more PTS
>> space for new PTFs.
>>


What R.S. didn't tell you was what to do if PURGE(NO) is specified.   I have
to run that way at one of my clients because while I maintain a single 
global zone / SMPPTS, I have multiple target zones for different 
companies within that shop  (multiple per company to match
the sysres set) and a single DLIB zone for each company.   I can't clean
up the SMPPTS until ACCEPT is done in all the DLIB zones (otherwise
the 2nd and subsequent ACCEPTs get very angry when the sysmod is
gone from the global zone / SMPPTS!) .

What you have to do is run REJECT in PURGE mode.   Simple enough:

  SET    BOUNDARY (GLOBAL).              
  REJECT PURGE  (DLIB1,DLIB2,DLIB3,...).       

After I do that, I run CLEANUP against the maintenance target zones 
and compress the SMPPTS(es).

Mark
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