on 09-26-2007 8:55 PM
Hi Gurus,
I was told there is a procedure to cleanup the drive after a successful install of sap, this is my current config..
win2k3 server
c:\ == 150 gb
d:\150 gb
the D drive has Oracle on it and the drive is almost full at 138 gb, i was told there is a command to run to cleanup the drive as sap puts a lot of unnecessary files in the drive that are not needed for it to run, Is that true if yes then how do we cleanup ?
Regards
Ravi
Hi Ravi,
You can move datafiles from one drive to another drive via brtools:
PATH:
brtools ---> space management -
>Move datafile -
>4( datafile name ) ->cont->3 ( Move destination: enter the destination path ) --->cont.
Regards,
Tushar
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there is only one directory which may contain unnecessary files:
the oracle offline archive directory.
have a look in to the oracle forum an search for ARCHIVELOG OFF
peter
but this is only an option if you did not need to recover your database out of a former backup.
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Hi Ravi,
I guess, if it is space problem you can move datafile to other drive via brtools to get free space in current drive.
cleanup untility is there but I don't know how much space it will cleanup.
After installation you can delete installation dir. But I think you should not delete any other files except installation DIR.
Regards,
Tushar
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