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Re: Finding large STMFs in an IFS directory?

Careful that 'for now' the IFS bits require that you run the data collector first and that is not a fast thing (RTVDIRINF).

This will be fixed 'soon, very soon' according to a certain Mr Tim Rowe who said that publicly on stage at the COMMON European Congress two weeks ago.


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On 7/1/2019 3:04 PM, Rob Berendt wrote:
If you know the directory you can use
EDTF '/mydirectory'
Put your cursor into the size column. And hit F16=Sort

iACS has Integrated File System which has the capability

the webby navigator at http://youribmi:2001 also has this Integrated File System

If you don't know the directory:

If you have iACS version 1.1.8.2 or higher open up Run SQL Scripts
Select Insert from Examples. Search for ifs.
The one I like is: Analyze IFS storage consumption
https://imgur.com/apfLzRG

Rob Berendt


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