| DCL Command |
Result |
$set def sys$manager
$reply/ena
$reply/log
$reply/dis
$pur/log/noco OPERATOR.LOG |
- move to the system manager directory
- enable opcom messages on this terminal (they still go to the
operator log)
- close the current operator log then open a new one
- disable opcom messages on this terminal
- purge extra copies of this file from this directory
|
$set def sys$manager
$set audit/server=new
$pur/log/noco SECURITY.AUDIT$JOURNAL
|
- move to the system manager directory
- close the current audit log then open a new one
- purge extra copies of this file from this directory
- Note: don't do
this if someone at your company needs
these files for security
purposes
|
$set def sys$manager
$set acc/new
$pur/log/noco ACCOUNTNG.DAT |
- move to the system manager directory
- close the current accounting file then open a new one
- purge extra copies of this file from this directory
- Note: don't do
this if someone at your company needs
these files to bill other
clients for resources they
used on your system
|
$sho dev d
$set default $1$dia0:[000000]
$dir [000000...]/size=all/sel=siz=min=99000
<<< now research your findings >>> |
- see the disk names
- move to the root directory of disk $1$dia0: (use ds0:
if
shadowed)
- locate all files >= 99000 blocks
- <<< research your
findings >>>
|
<<< consider purging the disk of some logs >>>
$pur/log/noco $1$dia0:[000000...]*.log/keep=5 |
- <<< consider
purging the disk of some logs >>>
- purge the disk of all some files (keeping the last 5 versions)
- Note: don't do
this if you are having other problems
which the log files could help
solve
|
<<< consider purging the disk of all logs >>>
$pur/log/noco $1$dia0:[000000...]*.log |
- <<<
consider purging the
disk of all logs >>>
- purge the disk of all log files
- Note: don't do
this if you are having other problems
which the log files could help
solve
|
<<< consider purging the disk of all files >>>
$pur/log/confirm $1$dia0:[000000...] |
- <<< consider purging the disk of
all files >>>
- purge the disk of all files
- Emergency Use Only
(if you need to recover disk space)
- This is a last-resort
command
|
<<< optional command for TCPware >>>
$netcu
NETCU> set log/new
NETCU> exit
$pur/log/noco tcpware:*.log |
- <<< optional command for TCPware
>>>
- start the TCPware network control utility
- close the current log file then open a new one
- exit the TCPware network control utility
- purge TCPware log files
|
<<< considering deletion of UNDO files >>>
$sho dev d
$set default $1$dia0:[000000]
$dir *undo*/date
|
- Note: UNDO files are left over from patch installations
- see the disk names
- move to the root directory of disk $1$dia0: (use ds0:
if
shadowed)
- see PCSI Undo directories
|
<<< considering running DFU >>>
$sho dev d
$set default $1$dia0:[000000]
$mcr dfu
DFU> verify $1$dia0:
DFU> verify $1$dia0: /lock/fix/rebuild |
- Digital File Utility (from the freeware CD)
- see the disk names
- move to the root directory of disk $1$dia0: (use ds0:
if
shadowed)
- fire up DFU
- verify this disk (read only)
- verify this disk (write; do this when system is idle)
|
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