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Re: Disk 99% full, what to do?

Daniel
You might look for some usual suspects. You might not have the space to do a DSPOBJD *ALL/*ALL *ALL OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) which is useful for determining the large items - similar to disk information.
1. If you have a command line, see if you have a lot of files starting with QHST* 

WRKF QHST*
You can probably delete old ones - the bit after QHST is the Julian date plus a sequence character.
2. Then there might be journal receivers - especially related to the audit journal. Try 

DSPOBJD *ALL/*ALL *JRNRCV

to an outfile if you can, or to the screen.

3. WRKOBJPDM QRPLOBJ and clear it out
4. IFS objects - you can execute EDTF '/' - then put a 6 on the directories whose size you want to know about - I suggest you do NOT do this with QIBM or QSYS.LIB!!
Once you get some room, you might consider getting the disk/HUNTER product from Centerfield Technologies (www.centerfieldtechnology.com) that would have warned you far ahead of this situation. I used to work there, so this is not a vendor response. 

HTH
Vern

At 05:09 AM 8/3/2006, you wrote:


Hello All,

Out of nowhere, my disk utilization is 99% (total 500gb). I can go
disktasks, but i doubt the job will ever finish. The system is
development, hence i can re-ipl anything.

Please advise what i can do, or is there any ways to locate those big
files via search command?

Regards,
Daniel
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