Re: IFS Space Utilization Report?

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There's always PASE - call qp2term. 'df' is not there - probably not very 
meaningful on a 400, if I remember what it does. 'du' IS there, and the 
same redirection options are there, of course.

'du -a' resulted in the following (all files in all subdirectories) - 
numbers on the left are the number of 512-byte blocks. 'du -ak' would list 
1024-byte blocks:

13312 /tmp/brms/flightrec
16 /tmp/brms/install
20480 /tmp/brms/flightrec.bku
33824 /tmp/brms
8 /tmp/.NOTESMEM_please_do_not_remove.f8000000.SEMLOCK
8 /tmp/.NOTESMEM_please_do_not_remove.f8fa0000.SEMLOCK
8 /tmp/s.slapd
8 /tmp/QACX6QF13F
8 /tmp/QACX5P2HCT
8 /tmp/QACXCSSVSH
16 /tmp/fault_recovery.log.FLASH
8 /tmp/QACXHZNZBM
8 /tmp/QACXDT3H18
8 /tmp/QACXFZKCW2
1024 /tmp/QACX3D1TSM
1024 /tmp/QACXKFTKGS
1280 /tmp/test/testver.iso

etc.

It looks like one could run a shell script using QP2SHELL, right? So this 
could also be automated. I redirected this to a physical file - see 
previous post - and it used CCSID 819. I see there is an API that lets you 
specify the CCSID.

Cool!

Vern

At 01:50 PM 8/19/2003 -0600, you wrote:
> Nathan M. Andelin wrote:
> > What is the best way to monitor utilization of the IFS root file system?  Is
> > a report available, listing stream files and the amount of disk space they
> > use?
>
> Typically tools like 'df' and 'du' tell how disk is being used.  I just 
> tried running those commands in QSH on my V5R2 system and unfortunately 
> they aren't there.
>
> James Rich