RE: Something is eating our disk space

Well maybe that is an option but I'm not sure. I can see that space is shrinking with WRKSYSSTS and it looks valid looking at disk report.

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What about an IPL?

On Wed, Mar 30, 2022 at 12:33 PM Filip Drzewiecki via MIDRANGE-L < midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

It was run today:
Information collection start . . . . . . : 30/03/22 10:16:56

User libraries 55.35 1098865.44
User directories 30.86 612665.26

User directories has grown from 18% to 30% and I can't find what
exactly I mean which folders/files.

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I meant run RTVDSKINF.

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If you look at the report generated by PRTDSKINF, is the date/time in
"Information collection start . . . . . . :" recent? If not, that
would explain why there is a discrepancy. Rerun RTVDIRINF then.


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Hi,

I think I have stuck and I need some help.
PRTDISKINFO is showing that 30% of our 2TB disk is eaten by "User
Directories".
This is almost 600 Gigs.
I've used few different methods (old IFSTOOLS, running call qsrsrv
parm("METRICS" '/' "EPFS") and RTVDIRINF and all of those shows like
65 Gb of files.
I've checked '/tmp' and some other directories and can't find what is
eating all that space.

I have not tried yet object_statistics as it was taking ages, I could
not figure out how to optimize it.


Filip
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