/usr/sap/SID file system full

[Former Member]

Hi,

My production sap release is blow

SAP Release.............. "31H"

Operating system......... "SunOS"

Release.................. "5.6"

Hardware type............ "sun4u"

Database................. "ORACLE 7.2..., ORACLE 7.3..., ORACLE

What are all the files i can remove from work dir, data dir and log dir in usr/sap/sid/dvebmgs00 filesystem.

kindly helpme out.

kvl

[Former Member]

Hi

Actually there is an core file in /usr/sap/ work dir but it's size showing like 0 byte. can i delete this file

Yes you can delete that

Regards

Uday

[Former Member]

Hi!

Please check if job SAP_REORG_JOBS is running properly. If is running fine then you should check the job variant, perhaps you have a very big retention period. Try running RSPO1041 program with a short retention period, e.g., 15 days.

Regards,

[Former Member]

Check whether any core file has been created under /usr/sap/SID/DVEBMGS00/work. Remove the core file (If exists) using the below command:

rm -rf core*

Check the size of the WP log, gw trace logs.... If any log file occupy maximum space , then reset the that WP trace log to reduce the size and delete the *.old logs.

Thanks,

Sourav Misra

[Former Member]

Hi,

Actually there is an core file in /usr/sap/ work dir but it's size showing like 0 byte. can i delete this file.

Regards,

kvl

[Former Member]

Another helpful command to identify large files is 'find' with the '-size' option. For example, to list all files under /usr/sap/SID of 10 million bytes or larger use

find /usr/sap/SID -type f -size +10000000c -exec ls -ld {}  \;

Regards,

Mark

[markus_doehr2]

> SAP Release.............. "31H"

> Operating system......... "SunOS"

> Release.................. "5.6"

> Hardware type............ "sun4u"

> Database................. "ORACLE 7.2..., ORACLE 7.3..., ORACLE

What an ancient system

Try

cd /usr/sap/SID
for i in  `ls`; do du -ks $i; done

This will show you the directories with the biggest sizes. Then step into that and execute the command again to find out, where all that space is used.

Markus

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can clear all the log files (Job log, workflow log) from the global directory and other sub directories.

Regards,

Varadhu

[former_member204746]

look for files named "core" and delete them:

find /usr/sap -name core -exec rm {} \;

[Former Member]

Hi,

see blow link

SurendraJain

[Former Member]

U can delete this file and revretae manually after deleting this. or check othr log files too. try to delete those file also which is not in use. u can arrange the space by deleteing files from log directory also.

Thanks

presu

[Former Member]

Hi

what exactly that

sqlnet.log

contains? what is size of that and what is the last modified date ?

Regards

Uday

[Former Member]

Hi

Check SAP Note 16513

Regards

Uday

[Former Member]

Thanx

in work dir file called sqlnet.log can i delete this filr or not.

kvl