Re: Data base
2000-05-15 20:50:01
Joanne,
Have a look for "temporary" files being generated in a backed-up file
system with distinct machine-generated names eg including timestamps or
process numbers. These may need to be corralled into a different
management class with a reduced retention. Each one will take 600 bytes of
Database space.
Use Q OCC and look for an unreasonably large number of files as a first
step, then maybe the dsmsched.log for the suspect node.
Steve Harris,
AIX/ADSM etc etc Guy
The Wesley Hospital, Brisbane Australia
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Subject: Data base
Have 7020 mb of assigned space on DB. Have used 85% and before I add
another
volume, does anyone have any ideas why this usage is not decreasing
although
we are backing up much less, and deleted a ton of filespaces and nodes.
Would extending or reducing DB's help. Can I compress the DB?
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