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on 05-13-2008 1:47 AM
Hi Experts,
I just want to ask on how to troubleshoot if the utilization of /usr/sap/SID is full. What files need to be deleted so that the utilization decreases. Or any procedure that needs to be done in order to free-up space. Currently the utilization for /usr/sap/SID is 100%.
Hoping on your immediate response.
Regards,
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To quickly clear space in work directory, logon to SAP and go to the desired application server (SM51) and then run SM50, go to Process menu -> Trace -> Reset -> All files
Cheers,
Nisch
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Hi,
Please schedule cleaning jobs like RSBTCDEL2 (Background jobs), RSNAPDEL(Core dumps), regularly clean the spooler. Also please delete old trace files from work directory.
Regards,
Kshitiz Goyal
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Hi,
Also,please check if you have unwanted old kernels & are no longer needed.
Sometimes, there could be a core file consuming space.(/usr/sap/sid/DVEBMGSxx/work)
Check if it is not needed for analysis & a core directory can be created to prevent it from growing large.
And, if you are using a addon system , then you can delete some files from the J2EE folder too.
/usr/sap.../DVEBMGSXX/j2ee..cluster/serverx/logs.
You can delete the old log files from here keeping the latest ones.
Also, check if you have a core file over here under the path /usr/sap/sid/DV../j2ee/cluster/serverx/dumps.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Prasanna
Edited by: Kulkarni Prasanna on Jul 30, 2008 1:01 PM
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You can check and cleanup unwanted files in "work" directory like .old etc. you can reset trace files (SM50->Process->trace). If you have j2ee, clean up log archive directory /usr/sap/SID/instance/j2ee/cluster/serverX/log/archive/. Also, check & remove core dumps.
-RK
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Hi,
check following sap notes
Note 16513 - File system is full - what do I do?
you need to delete job log from /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/global
check Note 6604 - Deleting job logs at operating system level
also check Note 16083 - Standard jobs, reorganization jobs
regards,
kaushal
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