Dear managers: I have a trouble with one of our severs. Currently we use
Digital Alpha server 4000 with Digital Unix 4.0C and Oracle server
7.3.2.
In one of such servers we have the following space problem (compared
with another similar server):
> 1_ For tm1-infer (in service)
>
> Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
> root_domain#root 131072 61583 64864 49% /
> /proc 0 0 0 100% /proc
> usr_domain#usr 1618928 1430611 185744 89% /usr
> oracle_domain#oracle 2190032 2109405 70280 97% /oracle
>
>
> 2_ For tm2-infer (in repairing shop)
>
>
> Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
> root_domain#root 131072 60568 64544 49% /
> /proc 0 0 0 100% /proc
> usr_domain#usr 1618928 1416769 180008 89% /usr
> usr_domain#tmp 1618928 49 180008 1% /tmp
> oracle_domain#oracle 2190032 2174683 3368 100% /oracle
>
In tm2-infer, the domain oracle is full. I need clear here that data
incoming to the server is stored in the files contained in the
directories:
/oracle/bases/hidro in which we have: datos, indices, sistem1, sistem2
and trace sub directories. In the sub directory datos I found a file
called "dat1hidro.dbo" and in the directory indices a file called
"ind1hidro.dbo", the first one appears to be the data storage, the
second one appears to be the index file, all normal.
Searching for large files in /oracle, I found a file "aaaa.dbo" in the
directory:
/oracle/app/oracle/product/7.3.2/dbs, such file has 250 MB and appear to
be the responsible of my headache.
The question is: I'm not 100% secure that erasing such file I could
overcome the trouble without create a worst.
Can someone help me and justify how to proceed?
Thank you in advance
Eduardo Poblete.
Received on Tue Jun 05 2001 - 12:03:03 NZST