Re: Size of IFS objects

[ankush agrawal <aankush39@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks everyone, I havent tried this method yet.  I will try this once in
office.

Today i tried to get the size of IFS by using ' EDTF / '  and then option 6
( path size). I dont know whether the information that i have collected by
using this method is correct or not. Can anyone throw light on this method.

Ankush

On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 5:41 PM, Pete Massiello
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> Subject: Size of IFS objects
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>  Hi All,
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> I want to collect the information about the size of IFS objects in my
> system. Please let me know how to find it.
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> Ankush Agrawal
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