Thanks to all.

Ted,
REPORT @.ACCOUNT;ONVS=SET_NAME did it.

If anybody cares, what was happening was that, the GROUPS in the ACCOUNT
were built accross 2 volume sets, 1) SDCDB_SET and
2)MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET, which I believe is the default volume set name if
you don't assign a name. Each time I issued a REPORT command, it was
reporting the ACCOUNT disk space sectors of the MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET
which happened to be only 57200 sectors, even though I was expecting about
28 million sectors. REPORTing them with ONVS option, the sum of the 2 space
counts added up to what I was expecting.
Thanks again Ted.


-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Ashton [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 2:59 PM
To: Joe Amuquandoh
Subject: Re: TRUE ACCOUNT DISK SPACE


Thus it was written in the epistle of Joe Amuquandoh,
> Hello,
>
> REPORT ? gives me total resource usage counts and limits for file space.
> LISTACCT  gives me ACCOUNT disc space sectors.
> LISTGROUP of some GROUPS within the ACCOUNT gives me group disc space in
> sectors that are bigger than the space in that ACCOUNT.
> Is there a command or utility that will give me the true ACCOUNT total
space
> count, in sectors, that  will be the sum of all the space counts of the
> GROUPS within that ACCOUNT?
>
> Thanks a million in advance.
>
> Joe.

Joe,
  The first line of the :REPORT report should give you what you want, but
with
the caveat that it is reporting within the current volume set.  You may want
to try a

:REPORT @.ACCOUNT;ONVS=SET_NAME

and see if that matches what your needs are.

HTH,
Ted
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