Purge/log disk1:[000000...] hangs.

[tobyjug]

Next directory in the list may be the problem

I have 2 identically named directories, with different file IDs. Same owner & created at the same time.

dir/siz=all renver.dir

Directory $1$DGA102:[HNA_300_CCLUSER]

RENVER.DIR;1 1/19

RENVER.DIR;1 1/19

Total of 2 files, 2/38 blocks.

dir/siz=all renver.dir/ful

RENVER.DIR;1 File ID: (3293,55524,0)

Size: 1/19 Owner: [CERNER,P30INS]

Created: 30-JAN-2012 08:08:18.24

Revised: 7-FEB-2012 09:08:45.49 (4)

Expires: <None specified>

Backup: <No backup recorded>

Effective: <None specified>

Recording: <None specified>

Accessed: <None specified>

Attributes: <None specified>

Modified: <None specified>

Linkcount: 1

File organization: Sequential

Shelved state: Online

Caching attribute: Writethrough

File attributes: Allocation: 19, Extend: 0, Global buffer count: 0

Default version limit: 32767, Contiguous, Directory file

Record format: Variable length, maximum 512 bytes, longest 512 bytes

Record attributes: No carriage control, Non-spanned

RMS attributes: None

Journaling enabled: None

File protection: System:RWE, Owner:RWE, Group:RWE, World:RWE

Access Cntrl List: None

Client attributes: None

RENVER.DIR;1 File ID: (13148,19558,0)

Size: 1/19 Owner: [CERNER,P30INS]

Created: 30-JAN-2012 08:08:18.24

Revised: 7-FEB-2012 09:08:45.49 (4)

Expires: <None specified>

Backup: <No backup recorded>

Effective: <None specified>

Recording: <None specified>

Accessed: <None specified>

Attributes: <None specified>

Modified: <None specified>

Linkcount: 1

File organization: Sequential

Shelved state: Online

Caching attribute: Writethrough

File attributes: Allocation: 19, Extend: 0, Global buffer count: 0

Default version limit: 32767, Contiguous, Directory file

Record format: Variable length, maximum 512 bytes, longest 512 bytes

Record attributes: No carriage control, Non-spanned

RMS attributes: None

Journaling enabled: None

File protection: System:RWE, Owner:RWE, Group:RWE, World:RWE

Access Cntrl List: None

Client attributes: None

Total of 2 files, 2/38 blocks.

[John Gillings · Accepted solution]

Two identically named files might indicate a problem in the parent directory, rather than the directories themselves.

So what does ANALYZE/DISK say? What about DFU?

Try RENAMEing the errant name with /CONFIRM, just rename ONE of them and see what you get.

Note that you're better off RENAMEing that COPY. You don't need to worry about the files being open, don't need to clean up any mess and won't change creation dates, ownership or other file attributes.

[tobyjug]

Still to download DFU.

Analyze show a number of

%ANALDISK-W-BAD_NAMEORDER,

errors for the parent directory but renver is not one of them.

[Hoff]

There's the likely bug.  Recreate the parent directory.

I'd also look for XQP, RMS, I/O and update patches.