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Re: QSH help

Getting the size is strightforward. While in the directory in QSH or QP2TERM simply enter du -m . The last number listed is the number of MB used by the directory and all directories below.

File counts can be had with ls -lR | wc -l

- Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis


On 4/18/2011 4:21 PM, fbocch2595@xxxxxxx wrote:

Hi Folks, we had moved data off our IBMi but in a nice turn of events we've decided to put the data back on the i and in the IFS (some good news for a change). The data is in one directory but in dozens of sub directories of that directory. How could I use QSH to total up the number of objects in the sub directories and the total size of the objects? I haven't been asked for details on the names and sizes of each object so if I could get a grand total of the number of objects and a grand total of the size of the objects that would suffice for now.
As always, any info/help appreciated.
Thanks, Frank




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