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On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 10:18:20 -0700, J R FOX wrote:
>At one time there was a suggested and well-tested
>procedure, regarding _which_ of these should be used
>in _what_ order, and with exact syntax
>recommendations. (UNIMAINT, though, is operated just
Jordan,
I believe that information orginated from Steven Levine, not me. However, as I
remember it from him (and therefore, this is what I do), use the three products in the
following order:
UniMaint
CheckIni
CleanIni
Also, I have two (2) REXX scripts, available on Hobbes, to automate the process of
using CheckIni and CleanIni. Use the following search words:
CheckIniPM
CleanIniPM
For CheckIni my preferred cleaning options are:
/C /S /R /Y:2
For CleanIni they are:
/C /R /D:A /M /RFD /LOGDEL
Each script has the capability to allow you to select and run those option sets in one (1)
automated command.
HCM
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