Re: Do stream files live in an ASP?

RTVDSKINF followed by PRTDSKINF

Good commands.

Or, Operations Navigator does a good job.

The green screen command is WRKLNK.  But I don't think it adds up right.

And dir didn't really work on primitive versions of DOS.  I can remember
writing my own utilities to sum up to get a total by directory.  This was
added to dir later.
(Or maybe this was a battle between PC-DOS, MS-DOS and the other 'improved'
versions of DOS offered by vendors.)

Rob Berendt

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We're currently getting close to overflow in the system ASP.  We haven't
been able to find the culprit.  One thing that occurred to me is the IFS,
where we've just recently started storing some large files.

Would this show up as used disk space in the system ASP?  If it does, I
know
where the monster files are.

I've looked through the list archives and noticed that there don't seem to
be many options for the kind of disk usage analysis you can do in the
qsys.lib file system for stream files in the other file systems.  I see
there are some third party utilities available to report on IFS disk usage
etc., but it seems to me that this ought to be part of the operating
system.
CHKDSK and DIR did it in a primitive way for primitive versions of DOS.
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