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RE: Looking for large objects

> From: Jon Paris
> 
> I have to locate the source of a sudden increase in IFS usage.
> 
> I recall discussions about ways to do this in the past but I guess I'm
not
> getting the keywords right because I can't locate references in the
> archives.

I know it's not quite what you asked for, but one way is to map a drive
to your IFS root and use any one of a dozen or so Windows utilities.
Some of them are quite powerful, with nice graphical interfaces and the
like.

Joe

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