>I'd try the UNIX command, "ls -alrt /tmp", which would show timestamps, >user IDs, and file sizes. It's at least a good start. Automate with BPXBATCH >or BPXWUNIX.
That would not show files that have been unlinked but are still in use (open). I understand it is quite common for temporary files: OPEN (create mode), UNLINK, WRITE & READ to and from file, CLOSE. The temporary file will be deleted a CLOSE time. In the case of unnormal end, the kernel will CLOSE the file, thus the file will be deleted also in that case. No zombie file left behind. "ls" will not show this file. "fsinuse" will show processes that use files in a specific directoy, but /tmp might be used by many. So, how do you indentify the one eating up all space? -- Peter Hunkeler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
