on 11-03-2007 10:00 AM
Hi All,
I am currently running SAP on IBM AIX operating system. My filesystem /usr/sap
has got full. Can anyone suggest me as to what files need to be deleted in order to get the free space??
Thanks
Gaurav
check /usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS<SID>/work for "core" files that can be deleted.
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Markus
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Hi Gaurav
If it was not the core files, then please post the following:
- do you have filesystems mounted on /usr/sap? for example /usr/sap/SID/DVEBMGS00? or is everything placed directly in /usr/sap?
- the last 20 lines of: <b>du -k /usr/sap | sort -n</b>
this shows which directories have a high space usage
- with this find you will get a list of files bigger than 100mb: <b>find /usr/sap -size +100000000c -exec ll {} \;</b>
Depending on what is filling your fs, we can help you further.
Regards Michael
Hi Gaurav,
Check if there are any traces being done on the system, also the work process files must be getting large and filling up the filesystem. reset the files and check if it has made any difference?
Cheers,
Nisch
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