on 10-31-2007 12:04 PM
Dear Guru's,
We are using sap on oracle 9 using sun solaris 10 operating system.
The file <b>/oracle/SID/920_64</b> size has reached 98%. Can u suggest what files can be deleted from that file system.
Regards
Akif
Dear Markus,
Here is the result after running the command u suggested:-
bash-3.00# for i in `ls`; do du -ks $i; done
39 Apache
0 JRE
924 OPatch
314115 assistants
363607 bin
27 classes
117851 ctx
1605701 dbs
78393 demo
1 diagnostics
2081 ds
118 hs
303 install
12478 inventory
0 jar
247366 javavm
26726 jdbc
45701 jdk
71285 jlib
62466 jre
44683 ldap
226005 lib
113713 lib32
0 lost+found
10231 md
1064 mgw
44309 network
9 oci
23750 ocommon
1 oraInst.loc
570 oracore
42324 ord
3511 otrace
13095 oui
18365 owm
936 plsql
8685 precomp
84768 rdbms
1820 relnotes
5 root.sh
7 root.sh.old
0 sapbackup
6 slax
2236 sqlplus
234 srvm
1091 syndication
5 sysman
5 tg4ifmx
4 tg4ingr
5 tg4sybs
4 tg4tera
41506 ultrasearch
2182 wwg
18658 xdk
Regards
Akif
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Thx alot Markus ,Vinod & Amit. As i have moved core file to other directory.
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Nope its just "core"
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Hi Markus,
I found some core files in dbs of 1.5 GB .So i moved that file to some other directory.As I check with other servers too in dbs i didnot find any core as such .Will it create any prob if i move core file?
Regards
Akif
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Friend,
Have a look in to the file system , Its is Dir /oracle/SID/920_64 which is 98%.
What dir it contains,I think this is the oracle home dir is it ??
Dont delete any files from here.Check your archive Dest if this is the same and your archives are in /oracle/SID/920_64 Zip them.
Vinod
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Without knowing your filesystem structure it's impossible to tell.
To find out what is taking so much space try the following:
[code]cd /oracle/<SID>/920_64
bash
for i in `ls`; do du -ks $i; done
[/code]
This will list the amount of space used in the subdirectories. Post the result and we may suggest something.
--
Markus
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