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Filling up of Filesystem /u01

Phindile
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Hi Erman,

My Filesystem /u01 is constantly filling up, I've removed some xml files, audit  files.
Where and how can one check, it's on the production environment which is RAC.

Thanks.
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ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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Find the  files that occupy most of the space and then create your action plan accordingly.

you can use "du" utility for identifying the big sized subdirectories.

/u01 means nothing. :)
I mean anyone can name any mount point as u01.
Anyways, most probably logs/debug files/core dumps and etc is your problem.  
But, you sould investigate..
Use Os tools to find the huge sized directory first.
In Linux you can use "du -sh".
This is a very generic question bytheway, but as I said you, investigate..
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Re: Filling up of Filesystem /u01

Phindile
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Thank you

On 18 Jan 2018 12:57 PM, "ErmanArslansOracleBlog [via Erman Arslan's Oracle Forum]" <[hidden email]> wrote:
Find the  files that occupy most of the space and then create your action plan accordingly.

you can use "du" utility for identifying the big sized subdirectories.

/u01 means nothing. :)
I mean anyone can name any mount point as u01.
Anyways, most probably logs/debug files/core dumps and etc is your problem.  
But, you sould investigate..
Use Os tools to find the huge sized directory first.
In Linux you can use "du -sh".
This is a very generic question bytheway, but as I said you, investigate..


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