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6-44 Section 060-INDP-610 Maintenance Procedures Guide
Procedure 6-12
Disk Drive Diagnostic
Step Description
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High disk usage when there is no polling problem indicates that files may exist outside the
indices. Enter the following commands to determine the files contained in the AMAIDX
and LOGIDX.
>IDXMAINT DIR CLOSED AMA 200 (cr)
System responds with a list of AMACRD file versions contained in the index.
>LSTDIR FILE AMACRD 1 255 (cr)
System response: xx AMACRD xx vv xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
where: vv - version number (value of xx is not important to this procedure).
There will be one entry for each file listed. If no files are found, the message will indicate
no files listed.
>IDXMAINT DIR CLOSED LOG ver (cr)
System responds with a list of LOGCRD file versions contained in the index.
>LSTDIR FILE LOGCRD 1 255 (cr)
System response: xx LOGCRD xx vv xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
If no files are found the message indicates no files listed. Compare the LSTDIR results
and the IDXMAINT results to determine whether any of the version are outside the index.
Record the file type and version numbers for any files found that are outside the indices. If
AMACRD or LOGCRD files exist outside the indices, go to step 12. If files are not found
outside the indices, go to step 11.
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Enter the following command to check the BMC for additional duplicate files that can be
deleted.
>XDIR (cr)
System responds with a list of files and versions on the disk. The XDIR result should be
examined for files other than AMACRD and LOGCRD to determine whether there are
additional files that can be deleted. If not sure about the files found, consult your next level
of support before proceeding to step 12. If files are found that can be deleted continue
with step 12. If no additional files are found, go to step 13.
297-6201-502 Standard 01.02 September 2000
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