On several Unix systems, init scripts are cleaning '/tmp' at boot.
"Simon Adebisi" <omar_adebisi_at_hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> Hello Gang....Simon Again. I have a quick query for someone. Our unix
> group prepared an oracle server with not enough disk allocated for
> data. We are running transaction level auditing and are amassing quite
> a lot of data. Since this is a production environment, scheduling a
> maintenance window is out of the question. I therefore took advantage
> of available disk space and expanded the OFA as follows:
>
> /u01 -> /db/u01
> /u02 -> /db/u02
> /u03 -> /db/u03
> /u04 -> /tmp/u04
>
> With my new storage area in place, I proceeded to add a couple of
> datafiles to the MFG_DATA tablespace. Severe storms in the area last
> evening caused a brief power outage and the server rebooted. When the
> server came back up, it seems the unix group either moved or removed
> the datafiles in /tmp/u04. What is the best method for tracking down
> these datafiles? Any help would be appreciated!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Simon A.
> Sr. Oracle DBA
Received on Wed May 07 2003 - 12:08:33 CDT
