ls ll

[A.G.M. Velthof]

Hello all,

I have a strange issue on my rp4440 server.
I've created oracle datafiles with a maximum size of 4GB on a filesystem.
In the enterprise manager I see the datafiles.
When I do a "ls" in the directory I see the datafiles. However when I do a "ll" the file is not there.
The filesystem is with "large files" turned on.

Thanks, Alfons

[Oviwan]

Hey

what is the output of ll? nothing?
check the ll alias with "alias"

Regards

[A.G.M. Velthof]

the strange thing is, I see lots of datafiles.
Only files greater or equal then 2GB are missing.

[Sajjad Sahir]

hai
u mean nothing is printing if u are using ll
command
please clarify this one

[A.G.M. Velthof]

Most of the files I can see with ll.
Some of the files I don't

[Rasheed Tamton]

Does ls -l give you anything.

alias|grep ll

Regards.

[A.G.M. Velthof]

ls -l gives the same output.
I don't have an alias for ll.

[A.G.M. Velthof]

And when I do a ls -al, the output is:
./tmp.dbf not found
./moq_data01.dbf not found
./moq_data02.dbf not found
-rw-r---- 1 orap05 dbap05 20979712 Apr 15 cms_data01.dbf
-rw-r---- 1 orap05 dbap05 10493952 Apr 15 dcp_data01.dbf
and the rest of the datafiles

[OFC_EDM]

How up to date is your patching?

[Rasheed Tamton]

What is the output of
lc -l

and

find .

[Rasheed Tamton]

Hope you have the correct permissions on the file/dir/the whole path, etc.

[A.G.M. Velthof]

Our patching is not that up to date.
The bundles from march 2006.

I will install the bundles from december 2007.

[Dennis Handly]

>When I do a "ls" in the directory I see the data files. However when I do a "ll" the file is not there.
>And when I do a ls -al, the output is:
./tmp.dbf not found

There is little difference between the ls and the ll, except the latter is doing a stat(2).
So you have the file in the directory but the file isn't there.

It would be hard to believe that your ls(1) doesn't know how to handle large files?
Using tusc would tell you that.

>Oviwan: check the ll alias with "alias"

If you want to bypass aliases, just use:
$ \ll

[A.G.M. Velthof]

After patching the problem is gone.

Thanks all off You...