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You probably omit /QIBM in your reports or collection.

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-----Original Message-----
Subject: Whopping significant disk space on our 520 development lpar.

We've freed up a LOT of space on our 520 development lpar.  Went from 
74.6% all the way down to 45%.  A difference of 30%.  30% of 776GB was 
233GB or between three and four 70GB disk drives.
Coworker noticed that the amount of space in the directory 
/QIBM/UserData/OS400/MGTC/service was quite staggering.  I looked - they 
were all Management Central traces.  I used the File Systems part of iNav 
to sort by last change date.  Anything that wasn't change, or accessed, 
this month I deleted.  Over 700 files.  As a result in this savings we may 
see a change in:
- Length of time to do downtime backup.
- Maybe even the number of tapes to do a backup.

Maybe I ought to look at this on our production lpar on our 570?  ;-)

Now if I can figure out why that dang directory does not appear on our 
reports!

And the boss just rush ordered in several disk drives, a raid card. 
Oopsie.  Time to duck out to lunch.

Rob Berendt



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