Re: Finding a large object on IFS

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The usual suggestion is to run RTVDSKINF - can be long-running.

Another possibility is to use QShell

qsh cmd('ls -l > /qsys.lib/vern.lib/ls255.file/ls255.mbr')

puts the contents of your current directory into physical file 
vern/ls255(ls255)


qsh cmd('ls -lR > /qsys.lib/vern.lib/ls255.file/ls255.mbr')

goes down the directory tree and puts the contents in that member.

NOTE: The full path is not listed on each entry, only in a heading 
for each directory - there might be a way to get it in each line but 
I'm not sure.


Finally you can always use Windows Explorer and sort on size or use 
the DIR command in a command prompt, just like the QShell example.

HTH
Vern


The size is right-adjusted to column 47
At 05:40 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote:

> Anyone got any techniques for finding large objects on the IFS,
> an equivalent to DSPLIB thats lists objects and their size? Trying to find
> out whats filling up disk
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