File system full

[R.O.]

Hi all,

I have a FS full, but it is almost empty. I have added space, but it remains full:

/dev/vgopc/lvarchivado 983040 1410 920349 0% /oradata/archivado/openview

oracle1p:/># ps -ef|grep 15998
oracle 15998 1 0 Oct 16 ? 20:04 /opt/datatools/oracle/openview/obacktrack/bin/dtoarc
hmon /opt/d

oracle1p:/># lsof | grep "/oradata/archivado/openview"
dtoarchmo 15998 oracle cwd DIR 64,0x3000c 3072 2 /oradata/archivado/openview
lsof: WARNING: /.lsof_oracle1p was updated.

oracle1p:/># cd /oradata/archivado/openview
oracle1p:/oradata/archivado/openview># find .
.
./lost+found
./lost+found/.fsadm
./openview.PFILE.15998.1160991835

oracle1p:/oradata/archivado/openview># find . -exec ls -l {} \;
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 96 Nov 23 16:32 lost+found
-rw-r--r-- 1 oracle dba 1075 Nov 23 16:53 openview.PFILE.15998.1160991835
total 0
-rw------- 1 root sys 0 Nov 23 16:32 .fsadm
-rw------- 1 root sys 0 Nov 23 16:32 ./lost+found/.fsadm
-rw-r--r-- 1 oracle dba 1075 Nov 23 16:53 ./openview.PFILE.15998.1160991835

oracle1p:/oradata/archivado/openview># du -sk .
5 .

Does anybody knows what is happening?

Regards,

[Christian Tremblay]

If a process has space allocated to it, that space will not be freed until that process dies.

use fuser -c to see what processes are accessing the FS

Chris

[siva0123]

Hi,

What is that process 15998?

Have u tried stopping it or killing it.

If not try stopping that process first and check the size.

Seems that process is still holding you file.

Thanks,
Siva

[siva0123]

As suggested by chris you can also use fuser -cu /filename to check if any process is holding that file or not ?

If so stop them and check it.

Thanks,
Siva

[R.O.]

Hi,

Forget it; I get confused and the FS was at 0% full, not at 100%........

Thank you very much for your help!!

Regards,

[R.O.]

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