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If any of the files were being accessed when you removed them they won't
show up in an ls command but will still occupy space (and not actually be
deleted) until they are no longer being accessed.
For example, if you rm all your data files while the database is running the
space will not be reclaimed until the database is shut down.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 6:50 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
hi gurus,
This is unix question but hope someone got the answer.... I ran df -k yesterday on my oracle directories.
/oradata4 81% /oradata3 77% /oradata6 72%
today agian I ran df -k which showed. /oradata4 as at 76% capacity.
my question why df -k command took some time to give exact figures on disk
usage ?
Is there any why to refresh this command or are there any alternatives ?
naren
narender akula
Oracle DBA OCP
ddi: 04 915 6055 fax: 04 915 6030
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