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Figure 10-5   Two ways ARSEXPIR expires OAM and VSAM objects
The ARSEXPIR program uses SMF type 65 (for VSAM objects) or SMF type 85 (for OAM 
objects). The installation must collect and install ARSSMFWR as the CBRHADUX OAM 
auto-delete exit. For more information, see “Deleting OAM and VSAM Objects” in the IBM 
Content Manager OnDemand for z/OS: Administration Guide, SC19-1213.
ARSSMFWR determines which objects were deleted. The ARSEXPIR program then instructs the 
Content Manager OnDemand server to remove the index entries.
Notes: 
/SM590000If one object for a load ID is deleted, all of the index entries for that load ID are deleted.
/SM590000Index entries of all objects that are recorded as being deleted by the SMF records are 
deleted regardless of the settings in the Life of Data and Indexes section on the Storage 
Management tab of the application group. If you want to use Storage Management 
expiration, ensure that you set the expiration types of all application groups to Storage 
Manager.