So most of the 3 gigabytes is unused. There is no way to shrink a Cache.dat file once it has expanded. If you really want to shrink it, you can use GBLOCKCOPY to copy it to a new Cache.dat file that will be smaller. Mark
"Nuno Canas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > # of Free Free data Expansion > blocks blocks blocks available Directory > > 385024 383306 99.6% 383306 99.6% *** /space/CACHE/mgr/ecom/ > > Mark Sires wrote: > > > Well, I don't particularly consider 3 gigs to be humongous, but the first > > thing to do would be to run ^%FREECNT and see if the space is actually used, > > or is empty space within the Cache.dat file. > > > > Mark > > > > "Nuno Canas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >>Sorry not 3Gigs but 3Megs > >>But My Cache.dat has 3 gigs. > >> > >>-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3154116608 May 19 16:46 CACHE.DAT > >> > >> > >>Nuno > >> > >>Nuno Canas wrote: > >> > >> > >>>My cache.dat file is growing to absurd levels. > >>>I saw doing: > >>>%SYS>D ^%GSIZE > >>> > >>>ROUTINE 546 3,561,036 80 % 382 > >>>SHM.PessoaD 1 244 3 % 0 > >>>SHM.PessoaI 1 92 1 % 0 > >>>SPOOL 1 12 0 % 0 > >>> > >>>ROUTINE has 3.xx Gigs !! > >>> > >>>What can be generating this ? > >>>How can I see ? > >>> > >>>TIA > >>> > >>>Nuno > >>> > >> > > > > >
